Prime Minister Péter Magyar has accused Pál Fürcht, the resigned Prosecutor General, of attempting to escalate an incident at Ötkert into a serious crime on behalf of Fidesz, allegedly to prevent Magyar's candidacy.

444: Péter Magyar attacked the resigned Prosecutor General, who immediately stated…

The Prime Minister claims Pál Fürcht attempted to escalate the incident at Ötkert into a serious crime on behalf of Fidesz to prevent Magyar Péter's candidacy.

A proposed law on wealth investigations is facing criticism from anti-corruption experts for its potentially narrow scope and time period for investigation, raising concerns about possible exemptions for individuals like former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's father and son-in-law. This comes as new reports detail that companies linked to Orbán Győző, Viktor Orbán's father, have received billions in funding from entities associated with Lőrinc Mészáros, including previously unknown state…

Telex: Viktor Orbán's father and son-in-law may be exempt from wealth probes.

Anti-corruption experts consider the proposed law on wealth investigations to be progressive, but argue that the scope of subjects and the time period for investigation are too narrow; the names of politicians with tax arrears exceeding 5 million forints will be made public.

24.hu: Orbán's father's companies received billions from Mészáros's firms

Companies linked to Viktor Orbán's father have received substantial funding, amounting to billions, from entities associated with Lőrinc Mészáros.

Telex: Mészáros Lőrinc's company also supplied billions in state contracts for…

Orbán Győző's mining company has been generating extraordinary profits for years. According to confidential documents obtained by Direkt36, previously unknown state contracts have also contributed to this. This is the third part of the Mészáros files.

The arrest of Miklós Seszták, a Member of the National Assembly and former Minister of National Development, is being questioned, with Péter Hack suggesting that the politician's immunity might have been violated and the arrest premature.

24.hu: Seszták's arrest may have been rushed; Hack Péter claims politician's immunity…

Politician Miklós Seszták's arrest might have been premature, with Péter Hack suggesting that the politician's immunity could have been violated.

Spar Hungary has officially filed a complaint against the country with the European Commission in Brussels.

24.hu: Spar Hungary complained to Brussels

Spar Hungary has filed a complaint against the country with the European Commission in Brussels.

Nógrád county is grappling with severe deep poverty, deteriorating mental health, and pervasive drug use, particularly designer drugs in segregated communities, a situation exacerbated by a culture of taboo and beyond the sole capacity of law enforcement to resolve.

444: Conditions like American ghettos prevail here: About 80% of those living in…

Deep poverty, deteriorating mental health, and drug use have long plagued Nógrád county, with the situation escalating due to tabooing. Designer drugs have overrun segregated communities, and law enforcement alone cannot solve the problem.

Despite a change in government, former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is perceived to be sending a message through media outlets. While owner Miklós Vaszily denies Mária Schmidt will take over a specific paper, she is still seen as having significant influence, with Index continuing to serve as a flagship for Fidesz media.

444: Orbán sends a message with Hont: he won't give up

Owner Miklós Vaszily denies that Mária Schmidt will take over the paper, but the former NER great lady may have significant influence over the company. Index remains the flagship of Fidesz media.