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The fight over the constitutional court is turning into a crisis of state order: the unprecedented situation in Poland is bringing the opposition together
A constitutional crisis unfolded in Poland around the Constitutional Court, which brought another clash between President Karol Nawrocki and Prime ...

The new chief prosecutor was elected
On Tuesday, the Parliament elected Péter Fejes as chief prosecutor, who came before the parliament as the second candidate of the President of the ...

Péter Magyar talks about an unprecedented case and fraud: he initiated the convening of the house committee
Prime Minister Péter Magyar initiated the convening of an extraordinary house committee meeting on Tuesday after, in his opinion, Fidesz ...

(Appearance) solutions to reduce the public debt
High public debt is an increasingly pressing economic policy challenge, especially when financing costs are rising and growth prospects are weak. ...

Vitézy learned from Dávidék about the government's working relations with Fidesz Feledy
Feledy Botond firmly stated before her appointment that there is no information that could be attacked. ...

Bad news came from Lufthansa
Lufthansa moderated its profit expectations for this year, as the German airline's estimated kerosene costs in 2026 increased to 9.3 billion euros. ...

The head of the ECB has sent a message: banks should not expect much relief!
European banks cannot expect the regulatory authorities to water down the capital requirements introduced after the crisis, citing the reduction of ...

They voted: they can no longer hide the owners of private equity funds
On Tuesday morning, with 193 yes votes, no votes and no abstentions, the Parliament adopted the bill on the prevention of money laundering and the ...

The Hungarian dairy sector has reached a turning point, giving preference to domestic products is key
The Hungarian dairy sector is not in an easy situation: the rising production costs, the deteriorating fodder situation due to the drought and the ...

There is no turning back, according to the world-renowned economist: "Europe is dying a slow and dark death"
Kenneth Rogoff, professor at Harvard University and former chief economist of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), warned about the bursting of the ...