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The Ukrainian army admitted: the Russian troops are pushing forward with renewed strength
Russian forces have intensified their offensive activity along the Ukrainian border, in the Sumy region, and are also attacking the suburbs of ...

The gray rain is coming to Hungary
With a warm air mass, Saharan dust arrives in the Carpathian Basin. ...

Good news came from America: peace negotiations with Iran can continue
A hétvégi pakisztáni tárgyalások kudarca ellenére is folytadóhatnak a béketárgyalások az Egyesült Államok és Irán között - mondta el ...

HUF, inflation, euro: where can the Tisza government go?
After Sunday's parliamentary elections, there is not much time to celebrate, as the future Tisza government is already facing a series of serious ...

Hungary has changed its government, bank managers react: the CEOs of OTP, K&H and Gránit spoke
Bank managers hope for the gradual elimination of special taxes, the continuation of successful state support programs, macroeconomic balance and ...

Surprising data on mail ballots has been published
The National Election Office has so far received more than 200,000 postal votes from the Romanian foreign missions. ...

Within moments, Péter Magyar speaks
After a historic political turn, Péter Magyar, the leader of the Tisza Party, will soon speak, holding his first international press conference after ...

Ursula von der Leyen sent a message to the Hungarian people: "You've done it again!"
Ursula von der Leyen evaluated the result of the Hungarian elections as a triumph of fundamental freedoms and said: "today Europe is Hungarian", ...

A new era begins in Hungarian foreign policy: the Tisza government can bring about a powerful change
After the elections on April 12, the Tisza Party can finally form a government with a little more than 53 percent of the vote and, according to ...

Moscow made an announcement: they said what will happen to relations after Orbán's departure
The Kremlin spokesman said on Monday: Moscow is confident that it can maintain "extremely pragmatic" relations with Budapest's new leadership even ...