The new government was formed, Hungarian Orbáns blamed luxuries

Az oldal további hírei...

Environment or development?
The extraction of lithium can create jobs and strengthen the Czech economy. ...

Von der Leyen also leans towards limiting the use of social media by European children
“The debate about the minimum age for social media participation can no longer be ignored,” he ...

The Fidesz representatives seem not to have noticed that they are no longer in power
János Pócs and Sándor F. Kovács "gave" an "interview" on the basis of which Fidesz's communication is not renewed, but the party chairman, who ...

The Sulyok-free ministerial photos have arrived, even the strange end result was worth it for Hungarians, just don't have the head of state in the photos
From an angle, from a distance, not looking at the camera, not in the middle. ...

"The Ministry of the Interior's building visit program is successful," says Pintérék's last statement after Tisza conducted a video tour of the money laundering
"Continuous interest in the historic significance of the building and the view of the renovated spaces confirms the raison d'être of the ...

The war with Iran has cost $29 billion so far, according to the Pentagon
It is not clear how the Pentagon arrived at this estimate when, according to previous data, the first six days of the Iran war alone cost $11.3 ...

Dávid Vitézy also took the selfie of the Orbáns four years ago on the ministerial tour
In the current picture, however, the Prime Minister is not on ...

The police in Sicily are investigating an illegal horse race interspersed with motorcycle racing and shooting
A Halálos iramban és a Keresztapa Szicíliában találkozott, egy helyi állatvédő meg posztolt ...

Katalin Karikó was standing next to a sour cream counter in Philadelphia when Zsolt Hegedűs asked her to be a consultant.
Volt viszont két feltétele is a Nobel-díjas ...

We're running out of colors because of the Iran war
A Japanese snack giant has switched to black and white packaging as the closure of the Strait of Hormuz disrupted ink ...