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Budapest's transit authority responded to a disabled parking space marked in the middle of a road, stating nothing unusual occurred.
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A political party proposes a wealth tax expected to generate 800 billion over four years, while the OECD warns of serious risks given declining global adoption.
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The BUX stock index fell following a decline in OTP bank stock.
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Hungarian police opened an investigation related to an event that occurred on August 20.
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The Balaton and Tihany region was compared by American observers to affluent districts in New York.
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A major infrastructure project moved a large steel bridge spanning 108 meters in length and 20 meters in width through Budapest.
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Prosecutors questioned Hungary's Prime Minister regarding suspicion of phone theft.
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A political figure discusses receiving guidance from campaign headquarters about election priorities.
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An investigation raises questions about whether agricultural tax revenue was used to build political support.
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A life annuity scheme could provide additional pension income through residential property.
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Hungary faces challenges in implementing anti-corruption measures following the Orbán administration.
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According to ELTE's rector, education minister Balázs Hankó contacted him when a teacher made government-critical statements.
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