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Russia's Unexpected Military Move
Russia is currently in negotiations over the site of a future Russian military base in the Central African Republic, according to the Russian state news agency TASS, quoting the Central African Republic's Russian ambassador.
Barbi Opitz Debuts Stunning New Look, Shedding Her Signature Curly Locks
Barbi Opitz, barely recognisable with her dramatically transformed hairstyle, made a striking appearance at a recent event.
The United States Could Have Prevented Terror Attack in Russia
The New York Times, the United States withheld critical information about a terrorist attack in Moscow from Russia due to fears of compromising their sources.
A Notorious Figure of the Swiss Far-Right Organizes in Hungary to Defend Orbán
Lake Balaton has become a refuge for German-speaking retirees who hold far-right views.
Prosecution Announces Identity of Key Figures Mentioned in Varga Recording
After two years of speculation, the identities of the individuals commonly referred to as "Tóni, Barbara, and Ádám" in a widely-discussed case have been disclosed by the prosecution during a press conference held on Thursday morning.
Simple Secret to Good Sleep Proven by Scientists
In a world where more and more people are grappling with sleep issues and the consumption of various tranquilizers and sleeping pills is on the rise, Australian researchers have now proven that achieving healthy, quality sleep is much si...
Survey Reveals: The More Technology at Work, the Worse Employees Feel
According to a new study, workplaces that incorporate more types of new technologies tend to have workers who feel worse about their jobs.
Revolutionary Injection Enhances Used Battery Life, Auto Manufacturers May Not Rejoice
A groundbreaking development by Toyota engineers might extend the lifecycle of electric vehicle batteries, drastically reducing the frequency of replacements.
Nobel Laureate Economist Daniel Kahneman Passes Away
Daniel Kahneman, a prominent figure in the field of economics known for his contributions to the psychological and experimental research in decision-making, has died at the age of 90, as announced by his daughter.
Average Hungarian Salary Reaches 341,000 Forints Net Per Month
According to the latest figures released by the Hungarian Central Statistical Office (KSH), the average net salary in Hungary, after accounting for tax benefits, amounted to 416,600 forints, with the gross median wage at 493,700 forints ...
Tourism in Hungary Buoyed by Foreigners, As Domestic Travel Also Sees Uptick
The number of domestic guests and overnight stays in Hungary has seen an increase in February this year compared to the same period last year.
Germany Considers Banning the Breeding of Dachshunds Under New Animal Welfare Law
Germany is currently facing a significant public uproar over a proposed animal welfare law aiming to crack down on "torturous breeding," which results in dogs living with much pain and suffering.
Zalatnay Sarolta Shares Insights on Lagzi Lajcsi's Life After Prison
Lagzi Lajcsi, who began serving his prison sentence last April, is set to be released soon.
Planting Geraniums After Winter: Follow These Tips for a Summer Full of Blooms
Despite the currently unpredictable weather, spring is just around the corner, bringing with it warmer and more pleasant conditions.
Croatian Politics Likely to Decide the Fate of its Largest Agricultural Companies as Hungarian Investors Are Sidelined
In what has become a significant example of the influence of Croatian political forces on business transactions, the competition for Croatia's largest company's agricultural division seems to have taken a decisive turn.
Factory Receives Over 1 Billion Support Amidst Workers' Desire to Leave and Already Laid-off Hungarian Workers
The Continental factory in Makó, which recently laid off Hungarian workers responsible for training migrant workers and has seen its fair share of horrific workplace accidents, received significant state aid while committing to certain e...
Farmers to Receive Compensation for Damages
In response to significant damages caused by spring frost and drought last year, affecting over 20,000 hectares, the Hungarian Ministry of Agriculture announced on Thursday a substantial financial relief package.
Changing Tides in the Fortenova Case: Unlikely Clash between Csányi, Jellinek, Mészáros Over Croatian Agribusiness Giant
In what promises to be a surprising turn of events, it seems unlikely that Hungarian entities owned by Csányi, Jellinek, or Mészáros would lead in the race for Croatia's agricultural giant, Fortenova, especially in an election year.
Shops Reveal Hungarian Shopping Trends: Affordability Still Key, But Change is Underway
The trend of "downgrading" in shopping choices persists in Hungary, but stores are starting to see a noticeable increase in volume this is based on responses from the country's largest food chains to our inquiries.
Compensation Arriving for Affected Farmers
The Ministry of Agriculture has announced the provision of 2.85 billion Hungarian forints in agricultural damage mitigation benefits to approximately 1,680 agricultural producers by the end of March.
Fatal Fire in a Social Institution in Ökörítófülpös
Investigation Launched to Discover the Cause of the Fire.
Researchers May Have Found a Perfect Treatment Method for Lyme Disease
Lyme disease, primarily caused by the bacteria Borrelia burgdorferi and Borrelia mayonii found in the saliva of infected ticks, poses a significant health threat.
Son of Tamás Portik Sentenced to Suspended Prison Term
In a recent verdict by the Budapest Central District Court (PKKB), Tamás Portik's son has received a one and a half year suspended prison sentence with a three-year probation period.
No One Agrees to Testify Before Budapest Investigative Committee on Bicske Child Home Case
In the investigation of the sexual abuse incidents at the Bicske child home, the Budapest Investigative Committee, established by a unanimous decision of the City Assembly to explore the background of these abuses by the end of April, fa...
Woman Fatally Stabbed by Ex-Husband After Court Denies Restraining Order
A horrifying incident unfolded when a woman was fatally stabbed by her ex-husband, following the court's denial of her request for a restraining order.
Surprise Turn as Analysts Misinterpreted Government's Intentions on Economic Strategy
In a recent analysis released on Wednesday by GKI, it was suggested that the challenges faced by the Hungarian economic policy could be ascribed to external factors.
Dangerous Terror Organization Aims to Take Leading Role, Question Arises: Is Europe Ready?
According to Péter Tálas, Senior Research Fellow at the John Lukacs Institute of the National University of Public Service, opinions are divided on the extent of responsibility the FSB (Federal Security Service) or the Kremlin should bea...
Russia Accuses Ukraine of Moscow Attack Involvement, US Dismisses Claims as Baseless
Russia claims it has evidence implicating Ukrainian nationalists in the recent attack on a concert hall outside Moscow, despite the Islamic State's admission of responsibility.
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Lufthansa Ground Staff Wins Pay Rise Of 12.5% After Several Strikes
Lufthansa's ground staff secured a 12.5% pay increase after striking, avoiding more disruptions over Easter.
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Argentina's New President Plans To Fire 70,000 Government Workers
Argentina's President Javier Milei has announced plans to lay off 70,000 government employees as part of his commitment to drastically reduce the size of the government.
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Apple, Meta and Google parent company investigated by EU
The EU is investigating Apple, Meta, and Google's parent company under the new Digital Markets Act, with potential fines up to 10% of their global revenue for non-compliance.
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Orbán faces danger from new enemy brandishing a leaked tape
Viktor Orbán is under threat from a new adversary, Péter Magyar, the ex-husband of former Justice Minister Judit Varga, who has disclosed a recording suggesting high-level corruption within Orbán's circle.
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Serious security breach hits EU police agency
A significant security breach occurred at Europol, the EU police agency, with the loss of sensitive personal files of top officials, including Executive Director Catherine De Bolle.
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Russian Military Jet Crashes Into Sea Off Crimea, Says Governor
A Russian military jet crashed into the sea off Crimea, announced by Sevastopol's Moscow-appointed governor.
Japan nappy maker shifts from babies to adults
Japanese company Oji Holdings announced its shift from producing baby diapers to focusing on the adult diaper market, responding to Japan's ageing population and declining birth rates.
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Putin says the claims that Russia is supposedly planning a war with NATO countries are nonsense. "They're trying to scare their population to extort more money."
He pointed out that around 40% of global military spending falls on the United States and Russia 3.5%. “Are we, having this disparity (of defense costs), going to fight with NATO or something? This is just crap!
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Mandelson Rules Out UK Rejoining EU, Calls for Closer Ties
Peter Mandelson, a notable Labour figure and ex-EU trade commissioner, has categorically dismissed the idea that a future Labour government would attempt to bring the UK back into the EU.
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EU Passport Regulation Alert for UK Holidaymakers
UK travelers planning trips to the EU must adhere to a strict "passport 10-year rule" post-Brexit.
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The UK court has delayed the extradition of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to the US on controversial espionage charges, widely regarded as baseless
The High Court's gesture of seeking assurances from the United States, ostensibly to avoid the death penalty—a scenario critics dismiss as improbable—falls short of ensuring Assange a transparent, fair, and balanced trial.
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Moscow Terrorist Attack Leaves Nearly 100 Missing
Following last week's terrorist attack near Moscow at the Crocus City Hall, where gunmen opened fire on concert attendees and set the venue ablaze, the death toll has risen to 140, with 182 injured.
Russia Sentences Online War Critic To 6 Years Jail
A Russian court in the northern Komi region sentenced Nikolai Farafonov, 35, to six years in prison for online criticism of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, including calling for the burning of military recruitment offices.
Chinese Company Acquires European Flying Car Technology
A Chinese company has acquired the technology for a European-developed flying car, known as AirCar, that completed a successful 35-minute flight between two Slovak airports in 2021.
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Cyberbullying Affects One in Six Teens, Study Shows
An international study indicates that nearly one in six teenagers have faced cyberbullying, with an increase noted during the pandemic, the World Health Organization reports.
Microsoft wants to ban curvy females from video games
Microsoft is updating its guidelines to discourage the use of exaggerated female figures in video games.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping spoke to US corporate leaders in Beijing, and said:
“Don’t take it the wrong way. You guys seem smart, but you keep funding utterly dumb and clownish politicians in your country. What’s up with that? In China, Tom Cotton wouldn’t even be a village chief.”
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Driver hits top speed in a Tesla Model S Plaid
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Big demonstrations have just started in Budapest, Hungary demanding the removal of Viktor Orban from power
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Mayor Suggests Taking a Closer Look at Judit Varga’s Reaction
During the Assembly of the Capital, Mayor Karácsony Gergely was criticized by Zsolt Wintermantel, leader of the Fidesz–KDNP faction, regarding the proposed development in Rákosrendező.
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Unelected PM of the UK holds an emergency meeting because a candidate got voted in… which he says is a threat to democracy…
Farmers break through police barriers in Brussels.
Ukraine Arrests Father-Son Duo In Lockbit Cybercrime Bust
US Offers $15 Million For Info On Leaders Of Cybercrime Group Lockbit
Apple warns against drying iPhones with rice
Alexei Navalny: UK sanctions Russian prison chiefs after activist's death
German economy is in 'troubled waters' - ministry
In a recent High Court hearing, the U.S. argued that Julian Assange endangered lives by releasing classified information.
Tucker Carlson says Boris Johnson wants "a million dollars, in Bitcoin or cash, from Tucker Carlson to talk about Ukraine.
Russia is rebuilding capacity to destabilize European countries, new UK report warns
EU Commission wants anti-drone defenses at Brussels HQ
Von der Leyen’s 2nd-term pitch: More military might, less climate talk
EU Investigates TikTok for Child Safety Concerns
EU Launches Probe Into TikTok Over Child Protection Under Digital Content Law
EU and UK Announce Joint Effort on Migration
Ministers Confirm Proposal to Prohibit Mobile Phone Usage in English Schools
Avdiivka - Symbol Of Ukrainian Resistance Now In Control Of Russian Troops
"Historic Step": Zelensky Signs Security Pact With Germany
"Historic Step": Zelensky Signs Security Pact With Germany
Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny has died at the Arctic prison colony
Tucker Carlson grocery shopping in Russia. This is so interesting.
France and Germany Struggle to Align on European Defense Strategy
‘A lot higher than we expected’: Russian arms production worries Europe’s war planners
Greece Legalizes Same-Sex Marriage and Adoption Rights
Russia "Very Close" To Creating Cancer Vaccines, Says Vladimir Putin
Hungarian Foreign Minister: Europeans will lose Europe, the Union's policy must change drastically
Microsoft says it caught hackers from China, Russia and Iran using its AI tools
US Rejects Putin's Ceasefire Offer in Ukraine
The Dangers of Wildfire Smoke and Self-Protection Strategies
A Londoner has been arrested for expressing his Christian beliefs.
Chinese Women Favor AI Boyfriends Over Humans
Greece must address role in migrant vessel disaster that killed 600: Amnesty
Google pledges 25 million euros to boost AI skills in Europe
Hungarian President Katalin Novák Steps Down Amid Pardon Controversy
Activist crashes Hillary Clinton's speech, calls her a 'war criminal.'
In El Salvador, the 'Trump of Latin America' stuns the world with a speech slamming woke policing after winning a landslide election
Trudeau reacts to Putin's mention of Canadian Parliament applauding a former Ukrainian Nazi in his interview with Tucker Carlson.
The Spanish police blocked the farmers protest. So the farmers went out and moved the police car out of the way.
Volodymyr Zelenskiy fires top Ukraine army commander
Tucker Carlson's interview with Vladimir Putin raises EU concerns
Finnish Airline, Finnair, is voluntarily weighing passengers to better estimate flight cargo weight
Russia's Economy Expands by 3.6% Due to Increased Military Spending
Ukraine MPs Vote To Permit Use Of Dead Soldiers' Sperm
German Princess Becomes First Aristocrat To Pose Naked On Playboy Cover
UK’s King Charles III diagnosed with cancer
EU's Ursula von der Leyen Confronts Farmer Protests Amid Land Policy Debates
Distinguishing Between Harmful AI Media and Positive AI-Generated Content: A Crucial Challenge for the EU
Tucker Carlson explains why he interviewed Putin
Dutch farmers are still protesting in the Netherlands against the government, following the World Economic Forum's call for 'owning nothing.'
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stands up for European farmers and says, 'Brussels is suffocating European farmers.
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