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HUPeter Hack told his former comrades-in-arms that they had embarked on a dangerous journey as public-law dignitaries demanded the removal of lawyers.
Hack Péter criticized former colleagues who advocate for the removal of constitutional officials, stating they are taking a dangerous path. He noted that some constitutional officeholders were placed in their positions through tailored legislation or at the expense of the rule of law, and thus could be removed based on legal arguments. However, he emphasized that the signatories of the open letter do not follow this line of reasoning. Hack mentioned he knows many of the signatories personally, having taught them, worked with them, or collaborated on projects. While he respects many of them, he
Here's the twist: the constitutional judges have said they're bored, yet there will be no hearing on Sulyok's motion on Monday
The article discusses developments related to constitutional court judges and their decision regarding a proposal by Sulyok, indicating that there will be no hearing on Monday. The piece appears to focus on Hungarian domestic politics and legal matters.
Scotland makes a hard-fought debut victory against Haiti at the World Cup
Scotland made a strong start to the 2026 World Cup by defeating Haiti 1-0 in a Group C match at the Boston Stadium. The only goal came in the 28th minute when John McGinn capitalized on a defensive error by Haitian goalkeeper Johny Placide. Despite Haiti's efforts in the second half, Scotland maintained their lead with organized defense. This victory marks Scotland's first World Cup win since 1990 and their return to the global stage after 28 years. The result gives Scotland an advantage in the group, which also includes Brazil and Morocco. Haiti, though defeated, showed competitive spirit and
NATO in trouble, tense months ahead for member states
The article discusses structural weaknesses within NATO, highlighting logistical and industrial shortcomings in European defense production. It notes that European countries lack sufficient military capacity to meet modern warfare demands, with empty stockpiles and delayed production due to bureaucracy and capital shortages. The article also points out fragmented military technology across member states, which hinders cooperation during conflicts. Additionally, it criticizes the veto power and consensus requirements that slow down political decision-making, using examples like Turkey andHungry
Orbán Balázs resigned as head of MCC
Orbán Balázs, former campaign manager for Fidesz, has resigned from his position as chairman of the board of the Mathias Corvinus Collegium (MCC) foundation. He cited recent constitutional amendments passed by Parliament as the reason for his resignation, which affect the operations of foundations like the MCC. The board elected László Madarász as the new chairman. Orbán stated that he plans to negotiate an agreement to ensure the survival of the foundation, focusing on the interests of students, employees, and those involved in talent development.
Israel and Hezbollah have agreed to a ceasefire.
Israel and Hezbollah have agreed to a ceasefire that took effect at 16:00 local time on Friday. The Israeli military confirmed the ceasefire, stating it is prepared to resume fighting if requested. U.S. and Qatari officials mediated the agreement. This comes after 18 Lebanese civilians and four Israeli soldiers were killed in Israeli airstrikes overnight. High-ranking Israeli officials stated that if Hezbollah does not attack, Israel will not consider it a state of war. Hezbollah also affirmed its commitment to the ceasefire, provided Israel does so as well.
Peter Scherer will receive a memorial on the island of Margit
The article discusses plans to establish a memorial site for Scherer Péter on Margaret Island. It highlights his personal connection to the island, particularly through two plane trees he shared on social media before his death, which reminded him of the mythological couple Philemon and Baucis. The article notes that the proposal by the City Assembly aims to honor Scherer Péter's artistic legacy while enriching Budapest's cultural memory.
Significant changes have been announced by the MAV Group at an important juncture.
The article discusses significant modifications made by MÁV Group on an important section, advising passengers to prepare accordingly. The text includes general commentary sections and mentions the newspaper's focus on conservative, national-based reporting.
Hungarian Péter's brother-in-law was upset that Tomás Sulyok cut him off.
The article discusses the reaction of Magyar Péter's brother-in-law to Sulyok Tamás's statement. The content appears to focus on political figures and their public comments, likely within the Hungarian political landscape.
If Ukraine is going to burn, Moscow will burn The most massive airstrike of the war has been carried out against the Russian capital
Ukrain forces carried out what is described as the largest aerial attack so far in the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, targeting Moscow and other Russian regions. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that if Ukraine is attacked, Russia will also face consequences, emphasizing that their response would be strong and just. The attacks reportedly targeted oil refineries in Moscow and Rostov-on-Don, with reports indicating that hundreds of drones were launched. Russian officials claimed to have intercepted over 555 drones nationwide, with nearly 200 aimed at Moscow.
Tamás Sulyok signed the amendment to the Basic Law: Viktor Orbán can no longer be Prime Minister of Hungary
The President signed an amendment to the Fundamental Law introducing an eight-year term limit for the Prime Minister position, which has become known as 'Lex Orbán' in public discourse. The President emphasized that this regulation is unusual in European and international contexts and limits the National Assembly's decision-making power, but stated that the conditions for initiating prior constitutional review were not met. According to the amendment, individuals who have held the office of Prime Minister for at least eight years since 1990 cannot be re-elected.
Tamás Sulyok's removal will be submitted to the Constitutional Court on Monday
The Constitutional Court has scheduled a session for Monday regarding the removal of Sulyok Tamás. The modification of the Basic Law aims to remove several officials, including the president of the Constitutional Court, if they do not resign by May 31. Sulyok Tamás has sought refuge with the Constitutional Court, arguing that the current interpretation of the Basic Law prevents such a move. The article notes that the president has not yet signed a proposed amendment limiting the prime minister's term, despite having had five days to decide.
Even a small mistake can lead to a big surcharge when buying a mattress.
The article discusses the potential consequences of minor errors when purchasing road stickers (sztrádamatrica), emphasizing the importance of accuracy to avoid penalties.
Szilágyi Liliána became a member of the MOB after her father was accused of abuse and convicted by the swimming association
Szilágyi Zoltán, az apja, aki korábban bántalmazással vádolták, most a Magyar Olimpiai Bizottság tagja lett. A MOB döntése miatt Gyulay Zsolt elnök alapszabály-módosítást kezdeményez. Szilágyi Liliána, az európai bajnok úszó, korábban lelki, fizikai és szexuális bántalmazással vádolta az apját.
South Pest Central Hospital will have a new director from 1 July
The article reports on the appointment of Dr. Szilágyi Örs as the new director of the Dél-pesti Centrumkórház, effective July 1st. The decision was made by Minister of Health Hegedűs Zsolt, who announced it on Facebook. Dr. Szilágyi replaces Dr. Gondos Miklós, who has been serving as director for two years and previously worked at the Bács-Kiskun County Teaching Hospital. The minister also mentioned that Dr. Kállay Krisztian has been appointed to handle medical management tasks. The outgoing director expressed mixed feelings about his departure, describing the hospital and the surrounding area
Russian rubber trucks and oil refineries were attacked by Ukrainian drones at night
Two Russian oil refineries and a major tire factory in Samara were damaged by Ukrainian drone attacks early in the morning, according to reports based on the Ukrainian general staff's statement. The attack occurred near the Volga River in the Samara region, causing fires at the Togliatti tire plant. Social media posts and videos showed long-range drones over the city. The attack also targeted the Republic of Tatarstan, where an oil refinery and petrochemical facility were hit. Nizhnekamsk, located more than 1200 kilometers from the Ukrainian border, was again attacked, as it is one of the most
Tourist roads may have been asphalted in western Hungary
The Hungarian Nature Walkers' Association (MTSZ) has identified sections of marked tourist trails in Western Hungary that may be contaminated with asbestos-containing gravel. These areas include parts of the National Blue Trail (Kéktúra), such as the Országos Kéktúra and the Rockenbauer Pál Dél-dunántúli Kéktúra, totaling approximately 5 kilometers of confirmed contamination and an additional 30 kilometers of suspected contamination. The association has mapped these affected routes, marking confirmed sections in orange and suspected sections in purple. According to data compiled by Pénzcentrum
Németh Balázs made a shocking announcement regarding the National Creed
The article discusses a statement made by Németh Balázs regarding the National Creed (Nemzeti Hitvallás), though specific details of the statement are not provided in the text. The article appears to be part of a weekly opinion newsletter where personal thoughts on highlighted topics are shared.
Full list of top scorers after World Cup round 1
The opening round of the 2026 FIFA World Cup featured several surprising results and notable performances. Underdog teams such as Cape Verde, Morocco, and DR Congo secured draws against stronger opponents, including Spain, Brazil, and Portugal respectively. Hosts the United States and defending champions Argentina both started strongly with decisive victories. The article lists the top scorers after the first round, highlighting Lionel Messi with three goals, followed by Erling Haaland, Kylian Mbappé, Harry Kane, and others.
The Hungarian footballer is a legend at Arsenal, and he's confirmed it.
The article discusses Hungarian football player Hegyi, who has been loaned to the Dutch club FC Den Bosch and the Scottish team Motherwell. It also mentions another Hungarian player, Vitályos Viktor, who recently transferred from MTK to Sparta Prague. The piece highlights these transfers without taking a clear stance or providing additional context.
The Tisza government is setting a huge trap with the property tax for Hungarian workers.
The article discusses Hungary's past attempts to introduce a wealth tax, which were initiated by leftist governments in 2009 as part of austerity measures following an IMF rescue package. The proposed tax would have applied to real estate and vehicles but was ultimately blocked by the Constitutional Court due to constitutional concerns regarding the valuation of residential property.
Jim Carrey is ready for a sequel to The Grinch
The article discusses the potential return of Jim Carrey to the 'Grinch' franchise, highlighting the character's enduring popularity, the success of the animated film released in 2018, and the possibility of a nostalgic project if Carrey reprises his role.
Far away, Ronaldos is laughing the world over, England is blown up, Spain is in ruins.
The article discusses the first group stage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, highlighting key matches such as Colombia vs. Uzbekistan, which ended with a 3-1 scoreline. It notes that 75 goals were scored across the first 24 matches and mentions that no team has yet made a fatal mistake. The focus remains on the two biggest superstars of the era, Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, though the article suggests attention should also be paid to other players like Erling Haaland, who scored twice against Iraq in his first World Cup appearance.
A bus carrying 27 Hungarian youths caught fire in Austria
A Hungarian-registered tourist bus caught fire in Austria on Thursday while traveling on the S6 highway in Styria. The incident occurred when passengers noticed smoke and flames coming from the engine compartment. The driver pulled over immediately, and all passengers safely evacuated without injuries. According to reports, the group consisted of more than 30 people, including 27 Hungarian teenagers who were reportedly traveling to Klagenfurt for a sports team event. Firefighters responded with multiple units, extinguished the flames, and determined the fire was likely caused by a technical故障.
Fire devastated the legendary coastal fisherman's tavern + video
The article reports on a fire that destroyed a legendary coastal fishing tavern in Ásványráró, Hungary. It includes a photo of the damaged building and mentions that the incident was captured on video.
János Pócs announces that he is filing a new complaint in the "Uncle Zsolti" case.
The article discusses new developments in the 'Zsolti bácsi' case involving the former caretaker of the Szőlő utca facility. It mentions that Pócs János has made new allegations based on fresh evidence. The article also references reactions from Magyar Márton of Kontroll.hu, who plans to file charges against Pócs János and Kiss Márió for spreading false information regarding an interview with Bangó Sándor. Additionally, it notes that a criminal investigation was initiated by the National Investigative Office in December 2024 following a report from a joint authority, and the case has grown to
The Soros Empire rushed to the aid of Peter the Hungarian's drowned operation.
The article discusses the actions of Magyar Péter, suggesting that the 'Soros empire' has intervened to assist him. The piece appears to frame the situation with strong ideological undertones, linking the individual's actions to broader political narratives.
The canyons are flooded, the police warn of an insidious danger.
The article discusses an ongoing heatwave and warns of hidden dangers, as highlighted by the police. It also mentions other news items but does not provide specific details about them.
Everything I do on the football pitch, I do for you A touching letter written to her late sister by the young Ivory Coast World Cup star
Yan Diomande, a 19 éves elefántcsontparti RB Leipzig szélsője, megható levélben emlékezett meg 15 évesen meghalt húgáról, Roxane-ról. A levélben beszámol arról, hogyan jutott el az abidjani szegénységből az európai profi futballig, és hogyan vált húga emléke pályafutása legfontosabb motivációjává. Diomande emlékezik a családjára, ahol nem tudták, mit jelent a gazdagság, csak a boldogság. Roxane mindig hitt benne, hogy Diomande lehet a következő Cristiano Ronaldo.
Iran's supreme leader says Trump made the deal out of desperation.
Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, stated that U.S. President Donald Trump made the agreement out of desperation. The statement was published in Iranian media following the signing of a joint declaration between Iran and the United States. Khamenei acknowledged the efforts of both sides but emphasized that future negotiations would not imply acceptance of the U.S. position. Talks scheduled for Friday in Switzerland were abruptly canceled after renewed clashes between Hezbollah and Israel in Lebanon.
He's the biggest beneficiary of Robbie Keane's departure from Fradi: an exiled Hungarian
Botka Endre has signed a new contract with Ferencváros (Fradi) following Robbie Keane's departure. The article mentions that Botka, a 30-time Hungarian international footballer, had limited opportunities at FTC in the past two seasons and was even loaned out. However, under the new coach, Balázs Borbély, he has been retained by the club.
A sailboat and a catamaran collided near Split, three people died
Three people died and one person remains missing after a collision between a sailboat and a catamaran near Split, Croatia, between the islands of Solta and Brač. The victims were Czech citizens. The incident occurred around 11:38 AM local time off the coast of Central Dalmatia. Four additional people aboard the sailboat received on-site medical assistance but did not require hospitalization. The catamaran was traveling on a scheduled route from Split to Supetar when it collided with the sailboat, which subsequently sank. The sailboat was flying a French flag and had seven passengers and a crew
Is Iran playing a game of procrastination against Trump, or does it really want peace?
The article discusses Iran's potential diplomatic maneuvers regarding U.S. sanctions relief and reconstruction aid in exchange for reducing support to Hamas. It highlights the challenges Hamas faces due to Israeli military control over Gaza and mentions ongoing negotiations mediated by Switzerland. The article also notes Israel's skepticism toward any agreement that might indirectly benefit Hamas.
A heroic rescue of a BMW driver who was cutting down trees + video
The article reports on an incident where a BMW driver was rescued by a group of people after he was attacked while trying to cut down trees. The article includes a video of the event.
Swine fever is spreading alarmingly in Europe
The article discusses the spread of African swine fever (ASF) in Europe, noting successful regional disease control efforts in the Czech Republic and southern Italy last year. In Hungary, the National Institute of Public Health (Nébih) confirmed the presence of ASF in two wild boars shot near the M1 motorway in the Tatabánya area in June. This marks the first time the virus has crossed the M1 motorway, which had previously acted as an infrastructure-based protective barrier limiting the movement of wild boar populations and slowing the natural spread of the virus. The article highlights the re
Szepesfalvy Anna: The taxi drivers have agreed, now the capital has to decide
Szepesfalvy Anna, a Fidesz–KDNP frakció tagja, kiemeli, hogy a taxisok már három éve várnak a tarifaemelés döntésére, és most a fővárosnak kell eldöntenie a kérdést. A taxis szervezetek egységes, 18 százalékos tarifaemelési javaslatát terjeszti a Fidesz–KDNP frakció a következő közgyűlési ülésen. Szepesfalvy Anna hangsúlyozza, hogy a budapestiek jobb szolgáltatást, a taxisok pedig méltányos elbírálást várnak.
Manuel Neuer shocked the Germans at the World Cup with this announcement:
The article discusses Manuel Neuer's surprising announcement during the World Cup, which shocked German fans. The piece appears to be part of a weekly opinion newsletter where personal thoughts on highlighted topics are shared.
The first heat wave of the year is coming, and a second heat alert has been issued for Saturday.
The first heatwave of the year is expected to arrive this weekend, prompting authorities to issue a second-level heat warning across the country from Saturday, June 20, 2026, to Tuesday, June 23, 2026. The forecast predicts temperatures between 30 and 34 degrees Celsius on Friday, with slightly higher temperatures reaching up to 36 degrees Celsius on Saturday. Sunday is expected to be even hotter, with temperatures ranging from 32 to 37 degrees Celsius. Authorities warn that the heatwave could be particularly challenging since the body has not yet adapted to prolonged warmth. They recommend补水,
As a reporter for RTL, he questioned the government about the case of Szőlő Street Szondi Vanda, as a government spokesman, changed his attitude
The article discusses Szondi Vanda, now the government spokesperson, who previously worked as an RTL reporter. She was asked about the Szőlő Street case involving the brother of Prime Minister Magyar Péter, Magyar Márton, who founded the Kontroll foundation. Szondi Vanda stated that the issue had no connection to the government. The article also mentions criticism from government supporters regarding the new spokespersons' performance, comparing them unfavorably to previous figures like Gulyás Gergely and Vitályos Eszter.
Butcher or just an untrained Qatari player inflicting a horrific injury?
The article discusses a sports-related incident involving a Qatari player who caused a horror injury, posing the question 'Are you a butcher or just unskilled?' The piece appears to be part of a weekly opinion newsletter where personal views on highlighted topics are shared.
The collective guilt of the Fidesz camp and the Tisza decrees
The article discusses the Fidesz party's 'collective guilt' and the Tisza decrees, emphasizing Hungarian statehood's continuity, national unity, the role of Christian culture in preserving the nation, and respect for freedom and human dignity. It references Havasi Bertalan, Orbán Viktor's press chief, who criticizes Peter Magyar for attacking Hungarian constitutional principles. The text highlights excerpts from the national pledge, which emphasizes family, nation, loyalty, faith, and love, and questions why the prime minister avoids these concepts.
That's why Lionel Messi cried himself to the world Dramatic announcement was made by the family
The article discusses Lionel Messi's emotional moment during the 2026 World Cup, where he cried after scoring his first goal. It reveals that Messi's father is ill, which explains his emotional outburst.
EU summit: Zelensky calls for more aid, unanimous decision on immediate disbursement of 90 billion
The article reports on President Zelenskyy's request for additional financial support during an EU summit. He emphasized the importance of sustained funding for the Ukrainian military, stating that 'without financing there is no army.' Zelenskyy also highlighted the need for a separate winter aid package including fuel, energy equipment, and at least 300 air defense missiles to protect critical infrastructure. The EU unanimously approved a 90 billion euro immediate disbursement.
We've got the wb's first runner-up with an embarrassing bust and a giant defense.
Mexico defeated South Korea 1-0 in their World Cup Group stage match, securing Mexico's advancement to the next round. The victory was achieved through a defensive error by South Korea and a crucial save by Mexico's goalkeeper.
Brutal scenes on VB, even the perpetrator started crying, the coaches went at it at night
The article discusses a heated confrontation between Canadian national team coach Jesse Marsch and Qatar's head coach Julen Lopetegui following a dramatic match where Canadian player Jonathan David suffered a severe injury. Marsch described hearing the sound of a bone breaking when questioned about the injury and criticized the Qatar coaching staff's reaction to the incident. He emphasized that the injury was unintentional and expressed concern over the emotional impact on the team.
The civilization that can't get rid of its cross
The article discusses Tom Holland's book 'In the Shadow of the Cross,' which explores the role of Christianity in shaping Western civilization. It critiques Holland's emphasis on Christian influence while acknowledging other factors like Greek-Roman heritage, Jewish tradition, Enlightenment thought, scientific revolution, and modern political philosophy. The article argues that Holland's work raises important questions about whether Western moral values can persist without their religious roots.
Hungarian Peter is listening to the government to issue interest rates
Magyar Péter, a kormányfő, a Fidesz párt elnöke, a parlamenti ülésen kritizálta Orbán Balázst, aki a 1956-os forradalom hősének nevezett személyeket tagadta. Magyar Péter szerint Orbán 'meggyalázta' az 1956-os hősöket. A kormányfő azzal válaszolt, hogy felsorolta az 1956-os mártírok nevét, miközben a képviselők álltak fel. A törvényjavaslat tárgyalása kapcsán Magyar Péter kiemelte, hogy a Fidesz leszavazta a sürgősségi tárgyalást a törvényjavaslatról. Bóka János, Fidesz képviselője szerint a kormány nem akarja, hogy a lakosság teljes mértékben megismerje a 110 oldalas törvényjavaslat részletei
A turning point in the Fenyő case, according to a witness, it was not Tomás Gyárfás who ordered the murder
The article discusses the Fenyő murder case, highlighting key developments over time. It notes that Fenyő János was killed in 1998, leading to significant public concern. The police investigated for 13 years before making progress in 2011 with the arrest of Jozef Roháč in Slovakia, whose DNA was found at the crime scene. In 2018, the National Investigative Office (NNI) suspected Portik and Gyárfás Tamás, who were later indicted by prosecutors for premeditated murder. Last year, a court ruled that Gyárfás received seven years in prison while Portik received a life sentence. The article mentions
There's a right-wing candidate in the lead in Colombia.
The article discusses the Colombian presidential election between two candidates: a conservative businessman and a leftist senator from the Historical Pact party. The conservative candidate, De la Espriella, plans to review peace agreements with guerrilla groups like the FARC, strengthen ties with the US and other conservative leaders in Latin America, and implement strict measures against organized crime, including building mega-prisons inspired by El Salvador. He also aims to reduce state intervention in the economy. In contrast, the leftist candidate, Cepeda, focuses on progressive social政策
A Gull in the Desert
The article discusses Saudi Arabia's interest in Kazakhstan's natural resources, particularly rare earth metals, which are crucial for advanced technology and economic diversification. It notes Kazakhstan's wealth in mineral resources and its desire to attract foreign investment in mining. The piece also highlights Russia's potential concerns over Saudi Arabia's growing influence in the region and suggests that while trade in uranium might be possible, selling it to a future Saudi nuclear power plant or for nuclear weapons seems unlikely.
Retro Sweets Quiz: Do you remember these legendary delicacies?
The article presents a retro candy quiz with questions about classic Hungarian sweets and pop culture trivia, such as the real names of Batman and Spider-Man. The content is primarily cultural and entertainment-focused.
Flow is tightening
The article discusses potential future economic measures based on the European Commission's country report, focusing on the removal of price caps on fuel, the impact on food prices, and changes to the pension system. It also mentions the possible elimination of sector-specific taxes and subsidies, leading to increased financial pressure on households.
Navracsics: This Congress Was Definitely Not a Breakthrough Congress
Navracsics Tibor, former Fidesz minister, commented on the recent Fidesz congress, stating it was not a breakthrough congress. He acknowledged positive developments such as new members joining the leadership but emphasized that the key question remains whether the voices and opinions expressed at the congress will gain influence within the party. He noted that if these voices do not emerge, something new will need to come into play.
We found out why the Brazilian national team is being singled out by the World Cup organizers.
The article discusses recent football matches involving the Brazilian national team ahead of the World Cup. It highlights the performance of the American team against Paraguay, noting their encouraging play. The article also mentions the upcoming match between Turkey and Paraguay, emphasizing the stakes for both teams as they compete for progression in the tournament. It notes Paraguay's loss to the United States and their accumulation of yellow cards, which could affect their strategy against Turkey.
The story of Sándor Bangó, refuting himself in the case of Uncle Zsolti + video
The article discusses the controversy surrounding Bangó Sándor, who attempted to defend himself by claiming he could not have been involved in the 'Zsolti bácsi' scandal because he was on vacation in Dubai at the time. However, evidence such as social media posts contradicts this claim. The article also mentions Juhász Péter, a former leftist politician now active as an influencer, who first addressed the issue in September 2023. It notes that an unnamed man initially reported the incident, later identified as Látó János, whose statements were described as extreme. The article references legal
False claims continue to be made by the Tisza government, which are consistently refuted by reality.
The article discusses Hungary's national debt under the Orbán government, refuting claims by the Tisza faction that the country has been burdened with excessive debt. It highlights that Hungary's debt-to-GDP ratio of 75.5% places it 11th in the EU according to the 2026 European ranking, significantly lower than countries like Greece, Italy, France, and the UK. The article also notes that the EU's overall debt-to-GDP ratio was 81.0% at the end of 2024, while the eurozone stood at 87.4%. Additionally, it emphasizes that the Orbán government has successfully integrated Hungarian citizens into the
♪ Belfast will be burning bright and shining forever ♪
The article discusses the current situation in Northern Ireland, focusing on the behavior of young people and their relationship with violence. It contrasts the current generation with previous generations, noting that while religious divisions are less significant today, violent tendencies persist. The article describes an incident involving a Sudanese migrant attacking an innocent victim, which led to a violent response by bystanders. The methods used during the chaos—such as wearing black clothing to avoid identification,分散ing attention, and setting fires—are described as organized and non-
Muhari Eszter won a bronze medal at the European Fencing Championships
The article reports that Hungarian fencer Ester Muhari won a bronze medal at the European Championships.
It must have been hard to survive the first 74 minutes of the worst World Cup game ever.
The article discusses the first 74 minutes of what is described as the worst match in the history of the football World Cup, focusing on the difficulty of enduring such a poor performance. The piece appears to be part of a weekly opinion newsletter, where personal thoughts on highlighted topics of the week are shared.
The US-Iran peace deal is only a page and a half long, and it's mostly generic.
The article discusses the recent agreement between the United States and Iran, signed on Friday, which includes the reopening of the Hormuz Strait and an extension of the ceasefire for 60 days. It references comments by U.S. Vice President JD Vance, who described the agreement as a brief statement with general terms. The document was reportedly electronically signed by President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance, and Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf. Details such as the cessation of uranium enrichment and sanctions relief are mentioned but not fully specified in the text
Zsolt Molnár resigns from the Hungarian Socialist Party
The article reports that Zsolt Molnár has left the Hungarian Socialist Party. It includes a photo of Molnár and mentions that the newspaper is a conservative, national-based publication that provides important information on social, political, economic, cultural, and sports topics.
Péter Magyar has received a promise from the Brussels head office: they will give in to our country's oppression.
Hungary's foreign minister, Peter Magyar, stated that Hungary supports an achievement-based accession process for EU expansion and does not support accelerated EU membership for Ukraine. The article mentions that Hungary does not endorse Kyiv's rapid accession to the European Union.
The female referee's ruling has a consequence we've never seen before in the World Cup.
The article discusses a football match between Czech Republic and South Africa at the 2026 World Cup, focusing on the referee's decisions during the game. South African player Teboho Mokoena received two yellow cards, leading to his suspension. The article highlights key moments such as a penalty awarded by the female referee Tori Penso, which was upheld by the VAR system. It also notes that both teams remain in contention for advancement in the group stage.
Viktor Orbán in Brussels: Progress of patriotic parties in Europe is continuing
The article discusses Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's participation in a pro-European patriotism conference in Brussels ahead of an EU summit. Orbán stated that patriotic parties across Europe are gaining strength. He expressed concerns about the lack of improvement in Europe's situation, including the ongoing Ukrainian war, migration challenges, and declining European competitiveness. Orbán criticized the failure to find an economic path that would lead to growth after 2022, while the EU struggles with internal issues. He also mentioned that Hungary's new government is responding to '
I'd shoot you in the head and blow your brains out told a commenter Sanyika + video
The article discusses a controversial claim made by a former inmate at a correctional facility, who accused politician Zsolti bácsi of molesting children in a home for children in Ózd. The claim was based on an interview with an anonymous man who recounted a fabricated story involving a dark car and alleged abuse. The story gained traction in the left-leaning media but was later debunked, revealing that there is no such children's home in the area and the identity of the person making the claim remains unclear.
The biggest scandal in the history of the World Cup has broken out.
The article discusses a controversy related to the football world championship, suggesting that the 'Zsolti bácsizós' rumor campaign might be linked to the 'Magyar klán.' The article appears to be part of an opinion piece or commentary section rather than a straightforward news report.
Kiszelly Zoltán: You can have your ice cream back in the case of Uncle Zsolti
The article discusses Kiszelly Zoltán's opinion regarding the case involving 'Zsolti bácsi,' emphasizing that developments in the coming weeks could significantly influence public perception of the matter. The article notes that several details of the case remain unclear.
Incredible discovery: new evidence for negative time found
The article discusses a recent scientific discovery suggesting evidence for 'negative time' in quantum physics. It describes experiments indicating that photons passing through an atomic cloud may spend negative time within it, supported by empirical data from atoms. The article references Live Science and includes images from Physics World and Wikimedia Commons.
Cristiano Ronaldo unexpectedly received harsh criticism for what he did to the Congolese.
The article discusses Cristiano Ronaldo's performance in Portugal's first match of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers against the Democratic Republic of Congo, which ended in a 1-1 draw. The piece highlights criticism directed at Ronaldo, suggesting that his presence on the field might have been detrimental to Portugal's chances. It references Thierry Henry, a former French footballer and World and European champion, who reportedly criticized Ronaldo's self-centered behavior.
With Pikk Bayer and Ambrózy The birth of the Pannon Fidel Castro + + video
The article discusses a political show called 'Pikk' hosted by publicist Bayer Zsolt and journalist Ambrózy Áron, which covers various controversial topics such as the potential nationalization of Mandiner, allegations against Hungarian politician Magyar Péter, and migration issues. The show is described as politically incorrect.
Concessions, Urban Legislature, EU funds: the government touches on sensitive areas
The Hungarian government is reportedly making changes to concession agreements, urban development projects like Városliget, and EU funding allocations. The official justification is to fully utilize EU funds, but the modifications suggest the government wants greater flexibility between programs, allowing for reallocation of resources and adjustments to originally planned financing structures.
Genetically modified food can flood the tables of Hungarian families, with the votes of Tisza
The article discusses the potential introduction of genetically modified foods into Hungarian households, referencing the Tisza region's voting patterns. The text includes placeholder content ('Lorem ipsum') and mentions the newspaper's conservative stance, but lacks specific details about the policy proposal, scientific evidence, or public opinion data.
More questions in the Szőlő street scandal: Fidesz is demanding an explanation from Magyar Mártont
The article discusses ongoing investigations into allegations of abuse at the Szőlő utca correctional facility, including physical aggression against minors captured on video. The incident has taken on political dimensions, with the Democratic Coalition leader demanding explanations from Interior Minister Pintér Sándor. The interim director of the facility resigned, citing a smear campaign, but was later arrested. Authorities are investigating potential child abuse and other serious crimes. On December 9, prosecutors announced expanded investigative actions involving psychologists and experts,
Best of Mozart Opera lovers' most special summer program is on its way
The Hungarian State Opera House is presenting a concert titled 'Best of Mozart' featuring popular excerpts from The Marriage of Figaro, Don Giovanni, and Così fan tutte. The event will take place on June 28, 2026, at the Ybl Palace and will feature performances by notable singers including Balga Gabriella, Brindás Boglárka, Fürjes Anna Csenge, Molnár Ágnes, Szélpál Szilveszter, and Ujvári Gergely. The concert is described as an accessible summer event with piano accompaniment.
Car owners may pay for it, but dealers will certainly benefit from the abolition of protected prices
The article discusses ongoing efforts to replenish oil reserves through continuous shipments via the Barátság and Adria pipelines. It notes that previously, strategic oil reserves had to be released due to higher import costs compared to protected pricing systems. However, current import prices have dropped enough to allow resumption of imports, with some discounted chains already selling fuel below protected tariffs. The article explains that the price of crude oil takes time to affect retail fuel prices, noting that current fuel prices at stations reflect crude prices from two to three weeks
Farewell to the 3% fixed interest rate, the Tisza government has also hit the Széchenyi Card Program
The Hungarian newspaper Magyar Nemzet reports that the government has decided to end the three percent interest rate subsidy for the Széchenyi Card program. The Ministry of Economy stated that the difference between market and subsidized interest rates has placed a significant burden on the state budget, costing approximately 150 billion forints annually.
It won't be good if the migration-related one-size-fits-all solutions are poured on us again
The article discusses the Hungarian government's communication strategy regarding migration issues, referencing recent events involving the ruling Fidesz party and their opposition. It mentions a Facebook post by the government stating that Prime Minister Viktor Orbán lied to his supporters, specifically relating to the Vitnyed reception center. The article also references documents presented by Prime Minister Peter Magyar during an extraordinary press conference, which claim the previous government planned to build a refugee camp in Csermajor. The Fidesz party denied these claims, asserting a
The EU Court of Justice has struck down a previously introduced Hungarian measure to combat inflation
The Hungarian newspaper Magyar Nemzet reports that the European Court has annulled a previously implemented Hungarian measure aimed at reducing inflation. The article mentions that the case involving the Penny supermarket chain and Hungarian authorities will now be decided by Győr judges based on a Luxembourg ruling.
Hungarian Peter is trapped in the Sulyok's pursuit of Tamás
The article discusses concerns raised by the Venice Commission regarding potential politically motivated changes to judicial appointments and mandates, referencing past criticisms of similar practices in Poland. It highlights the commission's views on the importance of protecting judicial independence and adherence to European standards.
Mike Myers has spoken. Austin Powers 4 is coming.
The article announces the upcoming release of 'Austin Powers 4', featuring Mike Myers' return as the titular character. The piece appears to be part of a weekly opinion newsletter, offering personal thoughts on cultural topics.
István Kovács finally got a World Cup match and immediately wore a gold shirt with it
The article discusses Kovács István, a Hungarian referee who has been assigned to officiate the 1000th match in the history of the FIFA World Cup. This particular match is between Japan and Tunisia in Group F. Kovács received a special golden jersey with the number '1000' from Pierluigi Collina, president of the FIFA Referees Committee, marking this historic occasion. The article highlights Kovács's career achievements and notes that this assignment represents recognition of his hard work.
He held a Peugeot brainstorming session and reinvented motherhood.
The article discusses an event organized by Peugeot, highlighting their innovation with the reintroduction of the 'anyósülés' (which translates to a specific type of seating arrangement). The piece includes a photo of Peugeot and mentions other automotive-related news items.
- 49.5 billion in the capital, Christmas Gergely is again facing a ban on advertising
The article discusses Budapest's financial situation, noting a deficit of 49.5 billion forints. It highlights the challenges faced by property owners in renovating their buildings due to high costs. Szilber Szilva emphasizes the need for compensation if the local government restricts property owners' rights to place advertisements on their buildings.
I don't think we need to think about it. Government spokesmen in the choir denied that Péter Magyar had discussed the Szőlő street scandal.
The article discusses the denial by government spokespersons that Hungarian Prime Minister Peter and his associates discussed the Szőlő Street scandal. The piece appears to focus on internal political dynamics within Hungary.
Orbán prepares for the fifth Central European summit
The article discusses a potential 'five-country Central European summit' being prepared by Orban Anita, though specific details about the event or its implications are not provided in the text. The article appears to be part of a weekly opinion newsletter, with personal thoughts on highlighted topics of the week.
These are the most popular used convertibles in Hungary this season
The article discusses the most popular used convertibles in Hungary this season, focusing on automotive trends. It includes a section titled 'Weekly opinion newsletter' where personal thoughts on the week's highlighted topics are shared. The article also mentions other related news items, such as an attempt by a German company to manufacture convertibles from a car model. There are no comments available at the time of publication.
Marozan Fabian received a standing ovation after his big finish against the Grand Slam finalist
The article discusses the public reaction to Marozsán Fábián, a Grand Slam finalist, following his withdrawal from an event due to significant resistance.
It's reached two million per square foot of the average new-build unit in Balaton.
The average price per square meter for newly built homes around Lake Balaton has reached 2 million Hungarian forints, with some areas reaching up to 2.5 million forints. According to the Otthon Centrum real estate agency, while fewer new apartment projects are being developed compared to previous years, prices continue to rise. The market remains stable, but developers are proceeding more cautiously with new investments due to limited opportunities for waterfront developments. Currently, approximately 3,100 new homes are under construction across lakefront settlements, with roughly half still未
MEPs also want to see the EU's role in the fight against terrorism strengthened.
The European Parliament has approved a regulation allowing for the voluntary repatriation of illegal migrants. The regulation was passed with 147 votes in favor, 93 against, and three abstentions. The regulation will be implemented through a decree by the interior minister, outlining guidelines for supported repatriation programs and criteria for identifying authorized representatives and their compensation. Augusta Montaruli, deputy faction leader of the Italian Brothers of Italy party, stated that the government under Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni will proceed with repatriations, emphasizing
Police and paramedics issued a warning about e-scooters.
The article discusses warnings issued by police and emergency services regarding e-scooters, including a video. It also mentions a related incident where a rabbit caused an accident with an electric scooter, highlighting the humorous response from law enforcement.