Portrait of Ruff Bálint: 'He always set a strict moral standard for others… ↗
Front page leadThis article provides a profile of Ruff Bálint, highlighting his adherence to strong moral principles, which he applied to both others and himself.
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This article provides a profile of Ruff Bálint, highlighting his adherence to strong moral principles, which he applied to both others and himself.
The head of the emergency department in Pécs has offered his resignation after footage emerged showing his colleagues assaulting a man, leaving the leadership shocked by the events.
The former shared house of Judit Varga and Magyar Péter in Balatonhenye is now being advertised for sale.
Navracsics criticizes the planning of Lake Balaton's future from Budapest, while Vitézy suggests the presentation should have been paid more attention to.
The complaint of a woman who lost both her hands in a grenade accident in Újdörögd has been rejected.
A mother, who had moved out of a protected house, was pursued and stabbed by her husband; she stated she only felt safe traveling with an escort.
Vidéki Prókátor expresses no regret for Fidesz's return to normalcy by promoting liberal resistance, but feels an apology would have been appreciated.
Németh Balázs suggests that the cost of Viktor Orbán's trip to the United States was relatively low, comparable to the price of a used car.
Alexandra Szentkirályi has responded to Péter Magyar's spitting incident, welcoming him to a metaphorical 'club'.
Péter Magyar states that he continues to refrain from requesting enhanced protection.
Péter Magyar did not wish to file a report regarding the spitting incident, but another individual proceeded to do so on his behalf.
A young woman was robbed by another woman at the Monor train station, with the assailant asking 'Do you want me to do it violently?'.
István Garancsi was awarded a 35-year casino concession shortly before a government review was to take place.
The man who entered a coma following police intervention has passed away.
The popular Facebook group known as 'Asszonysutyorgó' has been reportedly stolen.
A plane has departed for what will be the world's longest flight, scheduled to last 22 hours.
Experts question Peter Szijjarto's recruitment by BYD, citing corruption concerns and legal but ethically questionable practices.
The case of a 17-year-old boy who strangled a paralyzed woman on New Year's Eve in Szatmárcseke has been closed.
Elon Musk intends to use artificial intelligence to produce a 'historically accurate' counter-narrative to the Odyssey.
A civil organization associated with János Pócs received HUF 150 million in public funds, while the organization is under investigation in connection with the NKA case.
A journalist and a mayor have been murdered in Mexico.
Today marks the announcement of higher education admission scores, which is expected to trigger a surge in demand for rental apartments.
A significant side effect has been identified in popular weight loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy.
Kistarcsa Hospital is seeking voluntary baby-patting volunteers, and over a hundred people applied within hours.
Political analyst Gábor Török suggests that the opposition to the Tisza party might eventually arise from within the party itself.
Ervin Nagy states that regardless of Balázs Hankó portraying himself as a victim, the truth of the matter remains undeniable.