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The company of Lőrinc Mészáros received several tens of billions of pounds: the MFB won't reveal why it just got into trouble
The MFB revoked the RRF support decision of OPUS, which belongs to Lőrinz Mészáros, because, according to them, the company does not qualify as a ...

Scandal in Pécs: PhDs of Fidesz and KDNP politicians were targeted
Philosopher Tamás Barcsi made serious allegations about the operation of the Doctoral School of Philosophy at the University of Pécs. ...

A historic turning point in the Middle East: the first Arab country abolished the death penalty
Lebanon became the first Arab country in the Middle East to abolish the death penalty. ...

BUX reached another historical peak, Mol also set a record
The stock index of the Budapest Stock Exchange closed at another historic high on Tuesday: the BUX ended trading with a rise of 0.89 percent, at ...

Depression, addiction: worldwide parents and schools have united against the digital monster
Meta and other social media platforms are under increasing legal pressure for their impact on the mental health of minors. ...

Spotify has satisfied the fake artists: AI musicians are given a special signal
After previous criticisms, Spotify is trying to make music created by artificial intelligence more transparent with a new method: they provide the ...

Fanni Kaminsky responded to the Prime Minister's accusations with a one-minute Örkény address
Fanny Kaminski is proud to be the first among those ...

Pocket-cutting weeks are coming: HUF 100,000 can jump from the family coffers
Families can prepare for the start of the school year in September with significant expenses: according to a survey, the median planned expenditure ...

The government has a hard time: under the Orbán regime, we were among the worst
Measured in euros, Romania grew by 200 percent in 15 years, Hungary by 70 percent. ...

Breakthrough in dentistry: new treatments for millions of patients
British researchers developed a protein-based gel that was able to form a new mineral layer similar to natural tooth enamel on the damaged tooth ...