Péter Szijjártó's brother-in-law secured government contracts worth one hundred million

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IDEA: Not Péter Magyar, but Anita Orbán is the most popular politician in Hungary today
And according to the institute's numbers, Orbán is not even the most unpopular. ...

"Unfortunately, the situation is hopeless" - the injection did not help Miklós Galla's hiccups either
The comedian has been suffering from the unpleasant symptom for months. ...

The representative took down the Declaration of National Cooperation at the general assembly and was accused of violence
The Fidesz representative body immediately condemned the representative. ...

NKA scandal: NAV confirmed that they conducted a night-long house search in the ministry
They are investigating on suspicion of budget fraud and misappropriation. ...

The European Academy of Sciences elected a Hungarian research doctor as a member
Attila Csaba Fekete previously received an Academic Award thanks to his neuroendocrinology results. ...

Telex: following a secret government decision, the Orbán government took hundreds of billions from the budget
The document can be made public by the current government. ...

Zoltán Nyíri: All departments of Fradi start in the first class
The executive vice-president of Ferencváros denied that teams would withdraw from the championship. ...

Secretary of State for Health: We are building the ministry brick by brick, this is a time-consuming task, we ask for your patience
According to Lívia Ilku, a significant transformation has begun in the healthcare management system in recent weeks. ...

Ervin Nagy also spoke with Zoltán Tarr about auditions, Eurovision and the expected change of leadership at the head of the NFI
The state secretary responsible for culture outlined what he feels are the most pressing problems of culture in the corridor of the Parliament. ...

"We didn't vote for this" - Péter Márki-Zay also went along with Péter Magyar's proposal
"The salaries of corrupt politicians should not be reduced, but they should be put in jail." ...