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Trump: Putin will not attack NATO territory
Donald Trump is sure that Vladimir Putin will not attack one of the NATO member states, and according to him, that is not why the director of the CIA ...

Andy Burnham decided: The decisive referendum will not be held
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham stated during his visit to Northern Ireland that there is no agenda for calling a referendum on the unification of ...

An unexpected twist on the frozen continent: a distant tropical phenomenon is slowing the melting of the ice
A once-in-a-decade weather anomaly, the warming of the tropical Pacific Ocean and the resulting snowfall in the East Antarctic temporarily slowed down ...

The only Tisza representative who voted against Anna Unger spoke
As the only Tisza representative, Márton Melléthei-Barna did not support the nomination of Anna Unger to head the asset recovery office. ...

Trump signed: no more Lake Ontario
US President Donald Trump signed a decree on Thursday renaming Lake Ontario, shared with Canada, to Lake ...

Bayer published official information on the BÉT website
Bayer Construct also published on the website of the Budapest Stock Exchange that on August 26 it initiated bankruptcy proceedings against itself at ...

Russia has threatened the United Kingdom with a specific attack
Russia on Thursday threatened to attack British military targets in and outside of Ukraine in response to Ukrainian strikes on Russian territory ...

Serious changes are coming to the NKA, the ministerial staff will be cut back
At its first meeting, the Committee of the National Cultural Fund decided on a support framework of more than HUF 4 billion from joint rights ...

War, disease, pandemic - AI is completely turning our lives upside down, according to the star economist
Throughout history, three main forces have shaped the fate of humanity: diseases and epidemics, wars, and economic transformations. ...

Bank of America to pay billions in damages to Epstein's victims
Another major American bank pays substantial compensation to Jeffrey Epstein's victims: a federal judge approves Bank of America's $72.5 million ...