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Potentially harmful forever chemicals found in Hungarian cereal flakes too
A recent study of everyday cereal-based products purchased across Europe found that at least four such Hungarian products contain high levels of trifluoroacetic acid, which, according to the latest...
Who do you call stupid? – Telexikon
According to Einstein, only two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity. But even this is stupid, because he never actually said that. But what is stupidity? Who is stupid? Why is this...
Court orders Sovereignty Protection Office to pay grievance fee to investigative journalism outlet...
According to the court, the SPO made false statements about Átlátszó in 2024. The judgment is not final.
Arte: Does Europe have a gambling problem?
Online casinos, sports betting, and gaming are drawing in more and more players.
Statement defending interpreter criticized for translation errors in Moscow issued by association
They write that "they have been made aware that due to the acoustic conditions, the speaker's words were not of a quality that could be interpreted".
Hungarian government to take legal action as soon as EU regulation on phasing out Russian gas...
Reacting to the news about the EU's provisional agreement on the subject, Foreign Minister Szijjártó said that it was "impossible" for Hungary to comply with it.
President of Hungarian interpreters' association whose member mistranslated Putin's words resigns...
After their colleague mistranslated Putin's words to Orbán, they couldn't come to an agreement about issuing a statement.
Russian discount chain opens long-awaited first store in Hungary
The opening of the first Mere store was delayed by nearly a year and a half, and the chain will operate under another brand name in the country. The first store opened in Budapest's 18th district.
V4 heads of state meet in Esztergom amid heavy police presence and the exclusion of the...
Polish President Nawrocki was supposed to meet with Viktor Orbán too afterwards, but he called the meeting off on account of Orbán's recent visit to Moscow.
Nearly half of all Hungarian voters would like to see a change of government, large-scale survey...
According to the sociologists at ELTE University, almost one-third of Hungarians would vote for the Tisza Party now, while most of the opposition parties would together receive a total of 12 percent.
