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The front page of HVG features a mix of domestic Hungarian political and economic news, alongside some international events. Key domestic stories include ongoing discussions about public university salaries and potential compensation, political maneuvering related to EU funds, property dealings of…
Public universities in Hungary are demanding compensation for past years in addition to the promised salary increases for their employees, questioning who will cover these costs.
The initial euphoria surrounding the Tisza government is fading as economic realities begin to set in, suggesting challenges ahead for its economic policies.
The Hungarian parliament's session is set to commence with an address by Peter Magyar, followed by a debate concerning his salary.
Peter Polt is leaving his position with substantial real estate holdings, including two apartments of 110 and 107 square meters in Budapest's II. and XII. districts.
The Hungarian government is considering releasing an additional 2300 billion forints in EU funds through a two-step process.
The Orbán government intended to sell significantly more state-owned properties than previously disclosed for the Bosnyák Square relocation, with many not even being advertised.
COVID-19 tests were acquired at triple the price, yet the ministry led by Péter Szijjártó took no action regarding this procurement.
Film director Lili Horvath states that she found the past few years easier in a spiritual sense compared to most of her Hungarian colleagues.
Donald Trump has proposed a new name for the U.S. state of New Mexico.
Actor Aron Molnar's home address and phone number were sought, and the actor has responded to the threats he received.
A Publicus Institute poll indicates that supporters of the Fidesz party were significantly less inclined to conserve energy during the summer's energy crisis.
International newspapers discuss the AfD's victory in the state of Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, questioning if it signals a new political norm.
The best-case scenario for preventing the AfD from gaining power in Saxony-Anhalt involves forming a fragile 'Frankenstein coalition'.
A cargo plane overshot the runway in Miami, colliding with vehicles and catching fire, resulting in at least five fatalities.
A video captures an oil depot engulfed in flames in Sochi, Russia.
György Schadl's ankle monitor has not registered any activity, and his time spent at a luxury villa may be counted towards any potential prison sentence.
Personal family memories preserve stories of the Roma Holocaust, a tragedy that is frequently relegated to footnotes in history education.
Scientific research suggests that dogs can genuinely interpret human facial expressions and gazes.
HVG Podcasts is set to premiere its autumn season, featuring new programs and hosts.
Bogi Dallos Puskás apologizes for her parody of Tóth Gabi, stating she is about to take her high school diploma exams.
