A small plane crashed into Beijing's tallest skyscraper

Az oldal további hírei...

The Tunisian captain was late for the second half
It is not enough that the Tunisian team was the weakest team in the entire field, they even noticed themselves with a bizarre incident in their ...

Dániel Bohár beat the hysterics because the Péter Magyars comply with a 2013 law of the Orbán government
And because of this, the Tisza party foundation now receives slightly more than half as much money as ...

Unexpectedly, a dust devil struck the beach in Pesterzsébet, picking up a 150-kilogram concrete footing
He pushed the concrete base into the swimming pool, and four people were injured in the ...

The government is preparing to tighten the state development bank
The MFB Act was submitted, the main purpose of which is to ensure a more efficient use of EU ...

The general assembly passed the amendment to the taxi ordinance, the capital has a budget, but there can be no more hateful advertisements
The last session of the Capital Assembly before the summer did not go smoothly, without major ...

"We're still trying to hold on to the usual experiences": with a drone over the disappearing Lake of Venice
Gergő Pápai, who captures the changes in Hungarian landscapes in a series of historical low water levels, shows how it looks from above in a ...

They were able to use the services of the Sárvár spa without paying, a new investigation was launched
There is also another criminal proceeding related to the spa, they paid wages to someone for years without working a single minute in the ...

Traffic jams are forming in the country, traffic on the M7 is already congested due to those going to Lake Balaton
There are also disruptions on the M1, M3, M5 and M7 ...

The Iran-Egypt match will be played between rainbow flags
Iran captain Amir Ghalenoei said he did not want to talk about "things that don't ...

The former Russian defense minister, who for a while had a good chance of becoming Putin's temporary successor, has died
Sergey Ivanov was 73 years ...