The government has decided on water retention: that's why farmers can get money

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Pfizer jumps on a hit in the pharmaceutical industry: Blackstone invests one and a half billion dollars in the development of the new drug
The preparation is still in the experimental phase, but it already receives significant external funding. ...

The opposition politician came up with a surprising explanation about why he received a diplomatic passport during the NER
Diplomatic passports were not only the privilege of Fidesz, the permits of three well-known former politicians have already been revoked. ...

Jewelry and family suite with public money: two state agencies are investigating
One of the affected companies is run by a former friend of Péter Magyar. ...

Where they worked yesterday, they can live tomorrow: this is how empty office buildings in the west get a new life
From Paris to Washington, more and more buildings are being converted, but not every meeting room can be a bedroom. ...

The forint is rock solid, but a breeze can blow it to dust
Many factors underpin the forint's strength, yet several risks loom on the horizon. ...

This is what you can know about the Brooklyn building collapse
Rescue workers are still searching for those trapped under the ruins, the number of missing is not yet known. ...

Vitézy: The airport expressway can be four-lane, but construction still has to wait
The government decided to rebuild the road leading to Budapest airport. ...

"We destroyed airline systems and didn't even know it."
Even Wizz Air and Ryanair agreed with them: an interview with the Czech leader of Kiwi.com about low-cost deals, Hungarian customs, a team cut in half ...

This is how István Tiborcz reorganized his 100 billion Belgrade empire - preventing a possible asset recovery?
Paperwork for progressives: Válasz Online found out that even before the elections, one of the richest Hungarians hid his interests in Serbia from ...

Watch out: the purple collar workers are coming to take your job!
How can you most effectively look for a job, and what do companies screw up when they start recruiting? ...