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The biggest IPO of all time is coming within weeks
SpaceX, owned by Elon Musk, may enter the stock market earlier than planned, as early as mid-June. ...

According to the German Chief of Staff, Russia could attack NATO within years
According to the German Chief of Staff, Russia can put NATO to the test militarily by 2029 at the latest. ...

There is brutal tension over Samsung's wage negotiations: if there is a strike, exports will collapse
The South Korean government is using all means, including emergency arbitration, to avert a strike at the country's largest employer, Samsung ...

The raw materials without which the modern world cannot stand are blocked one by one
In the past decade and a half, the number of measures restricting the export of strategic mineral resources has increased fivefold, and today around ...

Péter Magyar showed in photos why he demands the departure of the president of the Kúria
Péter Magyar published another sharp post on Facebook, this time calling on András Zs. Varga, the president of the Kúria, to ...

Formation of the government: a fierce debate arose over salaries
Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced: Viktor Orbán will not receive the HUF 38.8 million severance payment due to him according to the current ...

There is a device from which Kiev's inventory has fallen to a critical level - A fatal shortage may develop in Ukraine
In our previous article, we dealt in detail with the current tanks of the Ukrainian armed forces, the following ...

Bertalan Havasi to Péter Magyar: It's a six-month salary, "which, Öcsi, you're going to squeeze to the last penny"
This afternoon, Péter Magyar officially dismissed Bertalan Havasi, the deputy state secretary of the outgoing Orbán government, from his position. ...

Péter Magyar asked the president of the Kúria a tough question
Péter Magyar asked an open question to the president of the Kúria during a video press tour organized today in the government buildings of Buda ...

The electric car market may apply a vice brake if the wishes of the automotive industry lobby are met
The European car industry would further ease the carbon dioxide emission reduction requirements for passenger cars sold in the EU, but this would not ...