Median: two-thirds of Hungarians support same-sex marriage

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Unexpected turn: the peace negotiations fall apart, Iran has announced retaliatory measures
Iran is suspending peace talks with the United States for the time being because of the Israeli air force's continuous attacks on Lebanon, Reuters ...

The UPA scandal deepens: Ukraine's ally is very upset, they even take down the Ukrainian flag
The city of Lublin in Poland has removed the Ukrainian flag from the city hall building, which was originally planned to be displayed in solidarity in ...

Trump's great peace is creaking: the nuclear powers can fall on each other at any time
One year after the Indian-Pakistani armed conflict, both nuclear powers began feverishly arming themselves to prepare for a possible new clash. ...

A change of ranks in the Parliament, many Tisza representatives receive new mandates
The government is preparing for personnel changes in nine bodies in several parliamentary committees of the Parliament, after several representatives ...

Viktor Zsiday also spoke about the sudden strengthening of the forint
According to Viktor Zsiday, the key to the recovery of the Hungarian economy is predictability and maintaining budgetary discipline. ...

Trouble is getting worse in Russia - It has been revealed why Putin is talking about ending the war
The Russian economy expanded by only one percent last year, after the 4.9 percent figure for 2024. ...

An investigation was launched at Wise for money laundering
The shares of Wise fintech service provider listed on the London Stock Exchange fell more than 10 percent on Monday. ...

Tech-boom in France: 6 gigawatts of network capacity were contracted by the new data centers
Eleven giant data center projects have been given the green light on the French electricity grid. ...

Tamás Sulyok also spoke about the meeting with Péter Magyar
The President of the Republic flatly rejected the government's call for his resignation after the Prime Minister announced that he would be removed ...

Some American companies no longer borrow from banks, but from private credit funds
Over the past three years, private equity funds have provided nearly $560 billion in new loans to American companies, contributing to the creation of ...