Hungarian government: the Champions League final is not in danger

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The executive branch spoke back: in their opinion, "mafia" is unfair
According to the MBVK, the entire profession is unfairly stigmatized because of the Völner-Schadl case. ...

303 gold bars in the basement: a former American intelligence agent fell
The FBI found hundreds of gold bars and millions in cash in the home of a former high-ranking government official. ...

A twist in Romanowski's case: even the Hungarian secret service can help the Poles
According to Polish press reports, the former deputy minister, who previously received asylum, can no longer count on the same Hungarian support as ...

He won hundreds of millions with information stolen from Google, but failed
A Google worker with access to secret data won hundreds of millions on Polymarket, and then the authorities cracked down on him. ...

Brussels hardened: Temu was severely punished
If the regulations are not met, the Chinese trading platform may receive additional fines. ...

Gourmet Festival - Focus on the countryside
If it's the end of May, it's the Gourmet Festival, but note: this year it's a week later than usual, June 4–7. ...

An investigation has been launched against FIFA regarding ticket prices for the World Cup
According to the authorities, the organizers may have misled the fans regarding the location of the seats included in the tickets. ...

With this smart watch, you don't even have to do sports for an active lifestyle
The HUAWEI WATCH FIT 5 PRO not only differs from other smart watches developed for sports in that it monitors our every little vibration, but also ...

It is practically impossible to buy an apartment for less than HUF 50 million in Budapest
In Budapest, almost nothing is available on the housing market for less than HUF 50 million, but the situation is similar in Debrecen. ...

For the first time, the declining population is really visible in the Hungarian labor market figures
The impact of the declining population also reached the labor market. ...