Bye-bye state pension: ominous data have arrived

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A recent survey paints a shocking picture of corruption: seven out of ten Hungarians don't even know where to turn
Although the majority of Hungarians reject corruption, only 27 percent would make a report if they experienced abuse, and seven out of ten people ...

Bloodbath in Ukraine: Russian bomb attack on two buses full of passengers
Thirty-three people were killed and 18 injured in Kramatorsk after a Russian cruise bomb hit two civilian buses full of passengers near the front ...

Hungarians condemn Gergely Karácsony, but they are happy about the unified parking system
The majority of Hungarians consider it justified to unify the parking system in Budapest. ...

Péter Magyar was once again hooked on the prosecution, he could refer to Viktor Orbán
So far, the prosecutor's office has questioned police officers in the gold convoy case, but according to the Prime Minister, there is someone else ...

Covid defeated the flu: infection numbers are increasing
According to the data of the National Center for Public Health and Pharmaceuticals, the amount of genetic material of the coronavirus in samples taken ...

The veil has fallen, this new BMW is manufactured in Debrecen
The Neue Klasse portfolio continues to expand at BMW's Hungarian ...

An unexpected turn in the case of Szijjártó's diplomatic passports: the police made the decision
The police have canceled the investigation into the diplomatic passports issued under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Péter Szijjártó, because ...

A major tax restructuring is coming: hundreds of thousands of Hungarians may be affected by the new rules
The finance minister sees no objections in the wealth tax draft. ...

The tobacco market is being reorganized, budget revenues are at risk
In view of the explosive growth in the use of flavored e-cigarettes, the 2026 Empty Box research extended the measurements to this category as well. ...

"The life expectancy of a man from Northern Hungary is the same as that of a Libyan man"
17,000 of our compatriots die every year due to preventable health problems, and the lowest-educated Hungarians live 13 years less than the ...