Ágnes Forsthoffer replaced István Tisza's speaker's chair with a fire-red rolling chair

Az oldal további hírei...

The private galleries want NKA reform, the reduction of MMA licenses and a reduction in VAT
They believe in cultural governance based on professional autonomy, transparency and meaningful ...

The president of the NMHH also signed the collection of signatures launched to save the MCC
To András Koltay, social issues without party politics suddenly became ...

From May 26 to September 19, the lower wharf in Pest will be car-free even on weekday evenings
between 6:30 p.m. and 5 a.m. the next ...

András Hont's company received half a billion HUF from somewhere last year
It is not known by whom, but YOT, which has been constantly agitating against Fidesz's opponents since its existence, interviewed Viktor Orbán at the ...

The Israeli Minister of National Security posted a video of him waving an Israeli flag and yelling at activists who were kneeling with their hands tied behind their backs, headed for Gaza, but were detained
The recording became such a scandal that even Benjamin Netanyahu had to condemn what he ...

According to Brussels, the budget deficit may increase to 6.2 percent this year, mainly due to the distribution before the election
According to them, economic growth may be 1.8 percent, and inflation will moderate to 3.2 ...

Another drone flew into Latvian airspace, NATO fighter jets were also alerted
The authorities asked people to stay indoors and suspended train services in settlements close to the Russian ...

The Mészáros took HUF 4.8 billion in dividends from one of their companies
They paid all of Envirotis' profits and even tapped reserves for higher ...

Péter Magyar in Austria: In the case of asbestos, the polluter pays principle must be applied
At a joint press conference with the Austrian Chancellor, the Hungarian Prime Minister also spoke about doing their homework on ...

Pathologist podcast: when the reporter hands you a section of your brain before an interview
Adventures at the Experimental Cancer Research Institute, where we talked about the book ...