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Oil production in the Arabian Gulf may recover by October
Even after production is fully restored, the amount of oil transported through the strait will not exceed 70 percent of pre-war ...

Zsolt Molnár leaves the MSZP
The president of the MSZP stated that he expects the remanded representative to suspend his membership until the proceedings are ...

According to Bezos, artificial intelligence will not fire workers, but on the contrary: it will lead to labor shortages
According to Jeff Bezos, artificial intelligence will lower the barriers for humans to create and build. ...

They are touching the City Park again, motorists will not like it
According to the plans, car traffic through the City Park will cease. ...

A turn could come in Brussels: Péter Magyar would end the era of vetoes
According to Péter Magyar, the Hungarian government does not bring an automatic veto policy to Brussels, but starts from the Hungarian interest in ...

A brutal turn for Hungarian companies: not everyone will be happy about this
Although the green steps that bring immediate savings on a daily basis were maintained, the desire for long-term sustainability among domestic ...

The ministry has decided to double the interest rate on one of the popular loans
The Ministry of Economy and Energy is amending the interest conditions of the liquidity credit products of the Széchenyi Card ...

Péter Magyar is not wasting his time here either: there could be a turn in Hungarian regulations
The Hungarian crypto-assets market is facing a significant turn: last week, the Ministry of Finance submitted for public consultation the proposal to ...

György Matolcsy's honorary citizen title was revoked
The general assembly in Kecskemét voted unanimously to revoke the award of the former central bank governor, as he had become unworthy of ...

The Orbáns have hidden a huge mine in the budget
With the carbon dioxide quota tax introduced in 2023, the Orbán government left a significant financial pitfall of up to hundreds of billions of ...