NKA scandal: Ádám Fásy's wife is released

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If Pogány Indulo doesn't lure young people into the theater, then nothing will.
Geg parade with generational headaches, two-person playful drama, biographical drama enriched with folk dance elements, surreal fairy tale paraphrase. ...

This was the target: it became clear where the co-pilot of Flydubai wanted to crash the plane
Last week on Wednesday, the co-pilot of the plane attempted to hijack the Flydubai Dubai-Tel-Aviv flight. ...

Hungary will bring Ukraine one step closer to the EU if this condition is met
A new chapter of Ukraine's EU accession can begin if the Ukrainian parliament settles the rights of national minorities. ...

The government repealed a rule severely restricting the construction industry
The state no longer has the right of first refusal on construction materials intended for export. ...

The staff of the Partisan was kicked out of the Parliament, the reasoning is quite hair-raising
They don't write enough political articles at Partizán, so they didn't let their staff into the Parliament. ...

He did not want to offer it to the state, Gyula Balásy has now sold his company
Media Dynamics has returned to one of its founders: Orsolya Kapitány bought 100% ownership of the media agency from Gyula Balásy at the end of ...

The future has arrived in the Balaton highlands
In the world of luxury, real privilege is no longer necessarily about possession. ...

Balázs Bús, who has since been arrested for the NKA case, received sixteen months' salary upon his departure
The money that the former Fidesz mayor of Óbuda received as severance pay corresponds to more than sixteen months' salary as director general. ...

This is what Szijjártó said about the 70 billion BYD investment before his national security hearing
He came not only willingly, but also with pleasure, said the former Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade after arriving for his hearing. ...

"Are you crazy?"
Bojár is also motivated by the fact that the previous government caused "immeasurably greater economic and moral damage than even the worst property ...