Anna Rózsa Unger has been nominated by the judicial and constitutional committee to serve as the President of the National Asset Recovery and Protection Office. Parliament is expected to vote on this appointment, which aims to enhance accountability and combat corruption.

24.hu: Anna Rózsa Unger Nominated as President of National Asset Recovery and…

Anna Rózsa Unger is nominated to lead the National Asset Recovery and Protection Office, where she will be responsible for accountability and combating corruption.

Telex: Unger Anna Nominated to Lead National Asset Recovery and Protection Office

The judicial and constitutional committee has nominated Unger Anna for the position of President of the National Asset Recovery and Protection Office. The Parliament is set to vote on the selected candidates, including the president and deputy president, on Friday.

444: Committee Nominated Anna Unger for National Asset Protection Office Head

A committee has nominated Anna Unger to lead the National Asset Protection and Asset Recovery Office, with a parliamentary vote expected soon.

HVG: Anna Unger Nominated to Head National Asset Recovery Office

Anna Unger has been nominated by the justice committee to lead the National Asset Recovery and Asset Protection Office.

The Hungarian government has decided to raise the minimum old-age pension to 120,000 forints, with Prime Minister Péter Magyar announcing the increase will take effect on January 1st and is expected to double pensions for many.

24.hu: Government Decides: Minimum Old-Age Pension to be Increased to 120,000 Forints

The Hungarian government has decided to raise the lowest amount of old-age pensions to 120,000 forints.

Telex: Magyar Péter Announces Increase in Minimum Pension to 120,000 Forints

Magyar Péter announced that the minimum old-age pension will be increased to 120,000 forints starting January 1st. The Prime Minister believes this will double the pensions for many.

HVG: Magyar Péter Announces Pension Increase

Magyar Péter has announced an increase in pensions.

444: 120,000 HUF Minimum Pension to Be Introduced

Magyar Péter proposes a 120,000 HUF minimum pension, along with tax exemptions for prescription drugs and reduced VAT on firewood, to ensure a dignified life for retirees.

Former Hungarian National Bank Governor György Matolcsy is expected to appear before an investigative committee. This development follows previous scrutiny of financial irregularities and corruption allegations in state contracts.

HVG: Russia Poses Threat to Hungary; Matolcsy Also Summoned by Committee

A news report, identified as 'Newscast,' indicates that Russia is perceived as a threat to Hungary, and MNB Governor György Matolcsy is expected to appear before an investigative committee.

Minister of Transport and Investment Dávid Vitézy's ministry is scrutinizing Emőri Gábor, a significant beneficiary of the Hungarian road toll system, and reviewing state business dealings, including a state acquisition of a company associated with him in 2025.

Telex: Tisza Government Targets Road Toll System Beneficiary, Emőri Gábor

The government is scrutinizing Emőri Gábor, a major beneficiary of the Hungarian road toll system, examining state business dealings. A company associated with him was acquired by the state in 2025, and Vitézy Dávid's ministry is now reviewing this purchase and other toll-related contracts.

An investigation has been launched into a massive and expanding illegal garbage dump located near Biatorbágy, Hungary. Authorities are currently trying to identify those responsible for its operation and the significant environmental damage it is causing.

24.hu: 'This is an incredibly severe act of nature destruction' - No one knows who…

An investigation is underway into a massive, expanding garbage dump near Biatorbágy, Hungary, with authorities unsure of who is responsible for its operation and the environmental damage.

The Hungarian Central Statistical Office (KSH) has reported that the average gross income in the country has exceeded 750,000 forints. Furthermore, more than half of employed Hungarians now earn a salary greater than 438,000 forints.

24.hu: KSH Reports Average Gross Income Above 750,000 Forints

According to a report from the Hungarian Central Statistical Office (KSH), the average gross income has exceeded 750,000 forints.

HVG: KSH: Half of Employed Hungarians Earn More Than 438 Thousand Forints

According to the Central Statistical Office (KSH), more than half of working Hungarians have a salary exceeding 438,000 forints.

Boros Gergely, a celebrated Hungarian kayaker who achieved world and European championship titles, has passed away.

24.hu: Boros Gergely, World and European Champion Kayaker, Has Died

The passing of Boros Gergely, a distinguished Hungarian kayaker who achieved world and European championship titles, is reported.