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Hungarian Government Implements Price Cap Amid Rising Inflation
As inflation affects food prices, the Hungarian government imposes a margin cap on essential goods.
Hungary Reports Increased Retail Sales Amid Economic Adjustments
Retail turnover rises 4% in the first two months of the year, reflecting enhanced consumer confidence.
Financial Dispute Raises Questions About Higher Education Institutions in Hungary
The fate of Budapest Metropolitan University and its potential integration into Neumann János University is under scrutiny amidst a multi-billion forint debt crisis.
Kúria Refuses 24-Hour Blockade at Erzsébet Bridge Amid Protest Against Assembly Rights Restrictions
Hadházy Ákos announces a new protest against the limitations on assembly rights and the ban on Pride events following a court ruling.
Hungarian Court Rejects Opposition's Plan for Extended Pride Protest
Legal challenges emerge after police deny permit for 24-hour demonstration in Budapest.
Cultural Battles in the Vatican: The Candidates in the Battle for the Holy See and Pope Francis's Testament
Pope Francis dies at eighty-eight; Vatican prepares for funeral and secret conclave to elect his successor amid ideological divisions
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Global Leaders Pay Tribute to Pope Francis Following His Death
World leaders react with grief and praise for the pontiff's commitment to peace, justice, and compassion
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Wild Chimpanzees Observed Bonding Over Alcoholic Fruit
Researchers film chimpanzees in west Africa sharing fermented African breadfruit, sparking questions about social bonding and evolutionary origins
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Greek Christians Celebrate Easter in Thessaloníki
Over 150,000 gather for traditional festivities and ceremonies in Greece's second-largest city
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US Federal Reserve Chair Issues Warning on Tariff Impact
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell cautions that tariffs could lead to higher inflation and slower growth, posing challenges for the US economy
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China, China, China!
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Pope Francis Makes Brief Appearance at Easter Sunday Mass
The 88-year-old pontiff, recovering from pneumonia, blesses thousands in St Peter's Square and meets with US Vice-President JD Vance
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Saudi Arabia Offers Max Verstappen Unprecedented Deal to Join Aston Martin
A potential record-breaking offer of €264 million for three years could make Verstappen the highest-paid athlete in the world
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Global Pistachio Shortage Amid Rising Demand for 'Dubai Chocolate'
Soaring demand for a popular chocolate treat from the UAE has led to a global pistachio shortage and rising prices, with significant impacts on the US and Iran
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Trump is assembling a coalition of Western leaders aligned with the MAGA vision, strengthening a unified front for global change
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IMF Predicts No Global Recession Amid Trade Tensions
Global economic growth to slow down due to trade tariff uncertainty, but no recession expected
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Alphabet Faces Antitrust Setbacks as Federal Judges Rule Against Google
Federal judges have ruled against Alphabet's subsidiary Google in two antitrust cases, alleging illegal monopolies in online search and adtech software, with potential remedial measures to be imposed
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US Billionaires Call for Higher Taxes, but Proposed 'Millionaires Tax' May Not Achieve Desired Outcome
Warren Buffett and Jamie Dimon advocate for increased taxes on the wealthy, while Congressional Republicans consider a 'millionaires tax' to address federal deficit
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This is Vienna, Austria in 2025.
Not a single Austrian in sight.
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“com-track” or “com-toll”. If either of these appears in a text message link, delete the message right away.
Designed in US, made in China: Why Apple is stuck in tariff tussle
US tariffs on Chinese imports pose a challenge to Apple's manufacturing operations in China, where most of its iPhones are made
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Boeing Jet Returns to US from China Amid Tariff War
Disruption to deliveries due to breakdown in duty-free status and escalating trade tensions between US and China
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US Sets Deadline for Russia-Ukraine Peace Deal Brokerage
US Secretary of State warns of abandoning efforts if no clear signs of progress emerge within days
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Italy Introduces 'Sex Rooms' in Prisons for Inmates
A new facility allows prisoners to have private visits with their partners, following a Constitutional Court ruling recognizing inmates' right to intimate meetings
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Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni Meets with Donald Trump to Discuss EU-US Trade Tensions
Meloni invites Trump for an official trip to Rome amid efforts to bridge the gap between the EU and US over trade tariffs
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South East Asia Caught in US-China Trade Dispute
Trump's tariffs leave China's neighbours with an impossible choice. Region's economies face challenges as Trump's tariffs threaten to disrupt trade flows with both China and the US
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Ukraine and US Sign Outline of Minerals Deal
Memorandum of intent paves way for economic partnership agreement and investment fund for Ukraine's reconstruction. The move would be a step towards a final deal derailed by a row at the White House in February.
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U.S. and Panama Finalize Defense Agreements Amid Canal Access and Chinese Influence Concerns
New accords grant U.S. warships priority, toll-free passage through Panama Canal and expand military cooperation
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China Stands Firm Amidst Trade Disputes with the US: A Factual Analysis
Amid escalating trade tensions, the Chinese government remains resolute, emphasizing the nation's economic strength.
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U.S. Tariff Escalation Sparks Global Trade Tensions
President Trump's sweeping tariff measures intensify economic strains with China and disrupt global markets
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EU Postpones Retaliatory Measures Against US Tariffs
A 90-day postponement has been announced in reaction to the trade policies of the Trump administration.
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Szijjártó Accuses Former U.S. Ambassador of Influencing Corruption Report Against Hungary
Hungarian Foreign Minister claims David Pressman dictated a U.S. report citing high corruption risks in Hungary's public procurement processes.
Global Stock Markets Plunge Amidst Rising Trade Tensions
Significant losses recorded across major indices following the announcement of drastic tariffs by the US government.
China Approves World’s Largest Dam Project, Triggering Concerns in India and Bangladesh
The ambitious Yarlung Zangbo River dam in Tibet promises vast energy production but raises regional ecological and humanitarian concerns.
Western European Stock Markets Close Significantly Down Amid Global Concerns
Major indices record substantial losses as fears of a global recession rise.
Ukrainian Officials Warn of Risks in Potential Restart of Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant
Ukrainian Energy Chief Highlights Critical Issues Amid Russian Intentions to Reignite Operations
Ukrainian President Claims Capture of Chinese Soldiers on Eastern Front
Volodymyr Zelenskyy reports detention of two Chinese citizens allegedly fighting alongside Russian forces.
Bomb Threat Disrupts Emergency Services at Budapest's Dr. Manninger Jenő Accident Centre
Police respond to bomb threat, temporarily halting emergency care at Fiumei úti Hospital.
Arms Smugglers Arrested at Romanian-Hungarian Border
Two foreign nationals apprehended attempting to smuggle firearms and ammunition into Hungary.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu Takes Indirect Route to Washington to Avoid Arrest Risks
Netanyahu's flight from Budapest to Washington was altered to bypass countries threatened by an ICC arrest warrant.
Hungarian Central Bank Under Scrutiny Amid Financial Discrepancies
Concerns arise as nearly 500 billion HUF in public funds allegedly goes missing or is tied up in foreign assets.
Significant Drop in Fuel Prices Expected on April 8
Brent crude prices forecast a reduction of six forints for diesel and five forints for petrol.
Audi Suspends Vehicle Exports to the United States Amid Tariff Concerns
The suspension affects Audi's supply chain and aligns with similar moves by other automakers in response to recent tariff regulations.
EU Discusses Trade Relations Amid Declining Competitiveness
Hungarian Foreign Minister raises concerns over EU's handling of trade policies with the US and China.
Trump Threatens Additional 50% Tariff on China Amidst Ongoing Trade Tensions
The U.S. President signals further tariffs if China does not retract its retaliatory measures by April 8.
Global Stock Markets Plunge Amid Trump’s Trade War
Major indices across Asia, Europe, and the United States experience significant declines following new tariffs announced by President Trump.
Global Wealth Declines Amid Escalating Tariff War
The world's wealthiest individuals have collectively lost over $500 billion in the wake of intensified trade tensions.
Over 50 Countries Support Global Tariffs, U.S. Treasury Secretary Announces Negotiations
Positive responses from numerous nations as discussions on global tariffs are set to commence.
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Cultural Battles in the Vatican: The Candidates in the Battle for the Holy See and Pope Francis's Testament
Global Leaders Pay Tribute to Pope Francis Following His Death
Wild Chimpanzees Observed Bonding Over Alcoholic Fruit
Greek Christians Celebrate Easter in Thessaloníki
US Federal Reserve Chair Issues Warning on Tariff Impact
China, China, China!
Pope Francis Makes Brief Appearance at Easter Sunday Mass
Saudi Arabia Offers Max Verstappen Unprecedented Deal to Join Aston Martin
Global Pistachio Shortage Amid Rising Demand for 'Dubai Chocolate'
Trump is assembling a coalition of Western leaders aligned with the MAGA vision, strengthening a unified front for global change
IMF Predicts No Global Recession Amid Trade Tensions
Alphabet Faces Antitrust Setbacks as Federal Judges Rule Against Google
US Billionaires Call for Higher Taxes, but Proposed 'Millionaires Tax' May Not Achieve Desired Outcome
This is Vienna, Austria in 2025.
Designed in US, made in China: Why Apple is stuck in tariff tussle
Boeing Jet Returns to US from China Amid Tariff War
US Sets Deadline for Russia-Ukraine Peace Deal Brokerage
Italy Introduces 'Sex Rooms' in Prisons for Inmates
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni Meets with Donald Trump to Discuss EU-US Trade Tensions
South East Asia Caught in US-China Trade Dispute
Ukraine and US Sign Outline of Minerals Deal
U.S. and Panama Finalize Defense Agreements Amid Canal Access and Chinese Influence Concerns
China Stands Firm Amidst Trade Disputes with the US: A Factual Analysis
U.S. Tariff Escalation Sparks Global Trade Tensions
EU Postpones Retaliatory Measures Against US Tariffs
Alisha Lehmann's Modeling Campaign and Public Controversy Stir Debate Ahead of UEFA Women's Euro
Global Responses to U.S. Tariffs: Varied Reactions from Key Economies
Europe Pursues Digital Autonomy in Light of Transatlantic Strains
OpenAI Secures Unprecedented $40 Billion Funding
Apple's Innovation Divide: Falling Behind in AI and Foldable Technology Amidst Progress from China
Passenger Taken into Custody for Masturbating on SWISS Air Flight
PUTIN’S LIMOUSINE DETONATES—SECURITY CHAOS ENSUES
OpenAI Unveils New Image Generation Tool for ChatGPT
Ex-FIFA President and French Football Icon Acquitted of Corruption Accusations
American Brands Face Consumer Boycott in Europe Amid Escalating Trade and Political Tensions
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has just signed off on a national debt hike to fast-track Germany’s militarization
Pope Francis Makes His First Public Appearance in Five Weeks After Being Hospitalized
Pope Francis Released from Hospital Following Pneumonia Treatment
European Countries Boost Defense Budgets Due to Changes in U.S. Support
Pope Francis Set to Leave Hospital Following Recovery from Pneumonia
Thousands Rally in Amsterdam to Oppose Racism and Fascism
Revealing the Electromagnetic Characteristics of the Great Pyramid of Giza
The Development of China's Automobile Sector
Netanyahu Dismisses Shin Bet Chief Amid 'Loss of Trust' and 'Qatargate' Corruption Investigations Involving Netanyahu's Advisors
Leaders of the US and Ukraine Hold Constructive Discussion Amid Ongoing Conflict
EU Charges US Tech Giants with Violating Digital Regulations
Serbia's authoritarian government uses illegal sonic weapons against peaceful demonstrators.
European Union Moves Toward Joint Debt for Military Spending
Mass Protests in Belgrade Against Serbian President and Government
Trump Administration's Deportation of Alleged Gang Members Sparks Legal Dispute
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