András Jámbor continues as mayor András Pikó's advisor

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NAV questioned Áron Molnár as a witness in the NKA case
NAV investigators wanted to know everything about everything, according to the actor, the abuse could have real ...

Dávid Vitézy: We can purchase at least 35 new InterCity locomotives
According to the Minister of Transport, the first units could be in service by ...

Everything is covered in concrete, and that's not good for anyone
Every day in Hungary, we take 11-13 football pitches of land from nature and agricultural land to cover the surface artificially. ...

Crete became monopolized for a lot of money and with a vague legal basis, the system could be a big burden for the new government
It already costs the state more than HUF 7 billion annually to maintain the digital administration system of schools. ...

On its last working day as a minister, the outgoing government only requested the extradition of the protagonist of the capital's parking case
György Fürst was supposed to go to prison for more than six years, but he fled the country ...

There have been riots in Southampton following a stabbing killing that sparked national outrage
The case last December became a national scandal in the days after the police made public the body camera footage of the officers who went to the ...

Péter Magyar in Paris: It’s good to be here, it’s good to be in Europe
At his joint press conference with French President Macron, the Hungarian PM said that the Hungarian people are ready to rebuild and strengthen ...

They give their lives for a good joke
A really good comedian has to go to hell. ...

The prosecutor's office is asking for a life sentence for the ex-soldier who stabbed his former girlfriend to death
The man went to the woman's place of residence, but there they had a fight. ...

From the golden bud to the golden convoy - this is how Ukraine, fighting for its existence, became Hungary's main enemy
One and a half months have passed since the election, yet it is already absurd to look back on the disinformation war of the previous government ...