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Bill Gates Warns of Imminent Threats: War and Pandemics
Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Bill Gates has voiced his concerns about two major global crises: war and pandemics. Gates predicts another pandemic within 25 years and questions whether nations are better prepared now compared t...
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Public Health Data Debate, Kidney Transplants, Wildfires, Typhoon Impact, and Controversial YouTube Bans: A Diverse Week in News
Hungarian Politician Demands Public Disclosure of Government Health Data After Personal Information Leak
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South Korea Deploys Sniffer Dog to Combat Bedbugs Post-Olympics
South Korea has deployed its first sniffer dog to detect bedbugs at Incheon Airport. The initiative follows the return of around 140 athletes from the Paris Olympics, where South Korea won 32 medals. The beagle named Ceco is trained to d...
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UN Reports Lowest Global Youth Unemployment Rate in 15 Years
The United Nations reports that global youth unemployment is at its lowest level in 15 years, with a rate of 13% in 2023. However, recovery remains uneven, with higher unemployment in regions like the Arab States, East Asia, and the Paci...
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President Biden Returns to White House After Testing COVID Negative
US President Joe Biden has returned to the White House after testing negative for COVID-19. Despite stepping back from seeking the Democratic nomination, he continues to fulfill his presidential duties. Biden has endorsed Vice President ...
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A Week of Turmoil: Key Moments in US Politics
The last eight days have been tumultuous for US politics. Joe Biden withdrew from the 2024 presidential race following an assassination attempt on Donald Trump and decreasing support from fellow Democrats. With Biden endorsing Kamala Har...
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Study Finds Covid Vaccines May Have Contributed to Excess Deaths
Over three million excess deaths occurred in 47 Western countries between January 2020 and December 2022, according to a study from Vrije Universiteit in Amsterdam. The study highlights the need for thorough investigations into potential...
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Esprit Files for Bankruptcy in Europe, Putting Hundreds of Jobs at Risk
Fashion brand Esprit has filed for insolvency for seven of its subsidiaries in Düsseldorf, Germany, due to financial challenges. The affected entities include Esprit Europe GmbH and six other German subsidiaries. High rents, labor costs,...
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United States and China Flout Rules, EU Must Fight for Survival, Says Emmanuel Macron
In a far-reaching speech lasting nearly two hours, French President Emmanuel Macron analyzed the situation of the European Union, emphasizing the need for stricter enforcement of EU sanctions related to violations of the rule of law.
Christina Baranyi and the Opposition's Alliance Falls Apart in Ferencváros
The political alliance between Christina Baranyi, the current mayor, and the opposition disintegrates in the IX District municipal election in Ferencváros, with practically all current opposition representatives running against her, and ...
Hundreds of Skin Cancer Patients Trial mRNA Vaccine
Research moves into a major phase to determine the effectiveness and safety of mRNA vaccines in treating individuals battling melanoma.
Spanish Prime Minister Faces Uncertainty Amid Corruption Allegations Against His Wife
Pedro Sánchez, the Spanish Prime Minister, is expected to announce on Monday whether he will resign from his position.
Dramatic Increase in ALS Cases in Hungary Revealed
The National Public Health Center of Hungary (NNGYK), led by Cecília Müller, has shed light on the alarming rise in the number of patients diagnosed with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) in Hungary.
Manchester Carpenters Come Here to Suffer, A Central Part of the Capital May Undergo Fundamental Changes
Márta V. Naszályi outlined three main groups of initial difficulties they faced, one of which is related to the lack of transparency in the municipal operation.
Man Infected with Coronavirus for 613 Days Leads to Mutation of New Variant
Researchers from the University of Amsterdam have documented what is now the longest-known case of COVID-19 infection.
Why has the Budapest Airport become so expensive, which the government wants to buy at any cost?
In just three months, the budget has accumulated almost the entire year's planned deficit, with the finance minister recently announcing further austerity measures of 675 billion forints - postponing that much in investment expenditure.
Trump's Tax Cuts Take Center Stage in Campaign Battles
Tax policy, especially Donald Trump's plans for tax reductions, along with other key issues such as abortion and immigration, are expected to ignite the fiercest clashes during this year's U.S. presidential election, reports NBC News fro...
Breakthrough in Long COVID Research: Blood Markers Identified for Five Key Symptoms
In a groundbreaking development, researchers in the United Kingdom have discovered that five symptoms of long COVID can be detected through blood samples.
US Intelligence Reports: A Dictator Producing Deadly Pathogens
According to US intelligence, North Korea, under the leadership of Kim Jong-un, is feared to be producing deadly viruses and bacteria as part of its biological warfare program, reports The Sun.
Fidesz Faces Elections with Weakened Economy Unprecedented in Its Tenure
For years, Hungary's economy grew, incomes rose, and public debt decreased until the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Experts Surprised by Strong Performance of China's Economy
China's economic growth has accelerated in the first quarter of the year, surpassing the expectations of most experts.
Hospital Debts Hampering Healthcare, Unpaid Bills Increase by 20 Billion Forints Monthly
The Orbán government aims to settle 104 billion forints of hospital debt by this summer, even though the debt had already reached 110 billion forints by the end of March.
State of Emergency to Continue at Least Until November: An Endless Saga
The Hungarian government first declared a state of emergency on March 11, 2020, in response to the coronavirus pandemic, invoking the special legal order under the Fundamental Law of Hungary.
FBI Raises Concerns Over Potential Terror Attacks
Washington, D.C. : The Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has called for increased budgetary resources to address the heightened threat of coordinated terror attacks against the United States.
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Putin Warns NATO and US on Ukraine Using Long-Range Weapons
Fragmented EU Defence Industry Needs Urgent Coordination
Political Uncertainty Weakens Germany's Investor Confidence
European Car Makers Struggle in the Electric Vehicle Market
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz Emphasizes Economic Necessity of Immigration
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Kim Jong Un Announces Increase in North Korea's Nuclear Arsenal
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Viktor Orban’s Bold Stand on Immigration
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Hungary was fined €200 million by the EU for opposing illegal immigration
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Public Health Data Debate, Kidney Transplants, Wildfires, Typhoon Impact, and Controversial YouTube Bans: A Diverse Week in News
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China ends tariffs on all goods exported to China from the poorest countries in the world it has diplomatic ties with, including 33 African nations
Ukraine's Major Government Reshuffle: Andrii Sybiha Appointed New Foreign Minister
WALZ'S FOR TRUMP": Gov. Tim Walz’s family is proudly expressing their 'strong support' for former President Trump
In a public interview yesterday, Putin openly said he wants Kamala Harris to win the 2024 election.
French Woman Testifies in Landmark Rape Trial
Michel Barnier Appointed as Prime Minister of France
Britain Plans to Combat 700 Years of Nepotism in Its Governmental System by Ending Hereditary Peerships in the House of Lords
The art technique of Grandma Mei Ling, age 82
Hungary's Dependence on Russian Oil
Mongolia Refuses to Arrest Putin Despite ICC Warrant
France Pilots Mobile Phone Ban in Schools
Hungary's Quest for Energy Stability Amid Global Tensions
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