"It's bad," Tarjányi also spoke about Szijjártó's transfer

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According to the priest who holds mass for Orbán, all tissás serve Satan
Budapest parish priest Zoltán Osztie spoke in an interview with Népszava, from which we learned what could help the reorganization of Fidesz, how ...

There is complete confusion in Fidesz: Orbán won't meet Viktor Trump, he'll just watch a football match in the USA
Although Zsolt Németh confidently stated that, according to his information, Viktor Orbán will meet with President Trump in the next few days, ...

Microsoft and 4iG hit each other's hands
After almost a decade, 4iG is Microsoft's preferred partner ...

License over 70: Hungarian research can rewrite the rules
Age alone does not make anyone unfit to drive, the real risk is often hidden cognitive disorders. ...

National recall: do not consume this instant soup!
The National Trade and Consumer Protection Authority (NKFH) has ordered a nationwide recall of all Reeva brand instant soups and instant noodle soups, ...

It's amazing how much the specialists of Gyula Balásy's companies could earn per hour on state assignments
According to experts, the pricing of Gyula Balásy's companies can exceed ten to twenty times the market ...

The real estate market in Balaton is in a catastrophic state, and sellers need to wake up
Where is last year's snow, i.e. Covid, when everyone fled from Budapest and the big cities to the agglomeration zones, river banks, lakes, Lake ...

"We were informed" - Zsolt Németh revealed what Viktor Orbán might be preparing for in America
According to the vice-chairman of the Fidesz foreign affairs committee, Viktor Orbán may meet with Donald Trump in the next few days, and the former ...

According to Péter Magyar, Péter Szijjártó is at the service of the Chinese Communist Party
Yesterday, Péter Magyar reacted immediately, but relatively tersely, to the departure of Péter Szijjártó. ...

State paper: we can still strike at higher interest rates until Thursday afternoon
As of Friday, retail savers will receive little more for holding government securities than banks, insurance companies, or investment ...