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Telegram Founder: I Will Leave My Fortune to Over 100 of My Children
Pavel Durov, whose wealth is estimated at around $14 billion, says he is the legal father of six children from three partners, and the rest were born through sperm donations over the past 15 years: “They are all my children and they will...
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16 Billion Login Credentials Leaked in Unprecedented Cybersecurity Breach
Security researchers confirm freshly stolen passwords from dozens of platforms now circulating online
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Ukraine Recovers 1,245 Fallen Soldiers and Civilians from Russia
An agreement reached in Istanbul facilitates the return of Ukrainian casualties as the ongoing conflict continues to evolve.
Strand Closure at Lake Velence Due to Poor Water Quality
Authorities suspend bathing at a popular location in Gárdony amid health concerns.
Hungarian Motorcyclist Detained in Iran Over Suspected Espionage
Gáti Csaba faces a decade-long ban from Iran after mistakenly entering a restricted area near a nuclear facility.
Tribute to a Legend: The Passing of Imre Ambrus, Icon of Újpest Football Club
Imre Ambrus, known affectionately as 'Pipi bácsi', passes away at 81, leaving a lasting legacy in Hungarian football.
Márki-Zay Péter Files Multiple Complaints Against Lázár János
Hódmezővásárhely's Mayor Accuses Minister of Various Offenses Amidst Controversial Claims
Budapest Mayor Speaks at Vienna Pride Amid Calls for Unity on LGBTQ+ Rights
Gergely Karácsony emphasizes the importance of safeguarding LGBTQ+ rights in Europe during his speech at the Vienna Pride event.
MÁV CEO Refutes Claims of Manipulated Train Delay Data
Amidst concerns over train delay reporting, MÁV's Director General asserts commitment to transparency in operations.
Momentum Politician Files Complaint Against Fidesz Member Over Controversial Video
Gelencsér Ferenc accuses Szentkirályi Alexandra of public endangerment following a provocative social media post.
Vienna Pride 2023: Controversy and Public Reactions Amid Celebrations
Szentkirályi Alexandra expresses shock over Vienna Pride visuals; Fidesz Facebook page features controversial images.
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Ukrainian Presidential Interview Sparks Controversy Over Foreign Influence
The Hungarian Office for Sovereignty Protection criticizes an interview with President Zelensky, alleging it serves propaganda interests.
Hungarian Politician Sells Majority Stake in 4iG Amid Controversial Defense Industry Privatization
Péter Magyar of the Tisza Party criticizes the privatization of the state defense industry, declaring it a national security concern.
Family of Missing Bus Driver in Germany Appeals for Information
Róbert Nyíkos has been missing since mid-April; authorities have not yet located him.
Wealthy Entrepreneur Files Police Report Over Identity Fraud Scams
Jákob Zoltán highlights ongoing fraud attempts using his identity on social media platforms.
Disruptions at Debrecen Airport Due to Adverse Weather Conditions
Passengers faced delays after poor visibility forced diverted flights over the weekend.
Fésüs Irén, Esteemed Hungarian Volleyball Player and Coach, Passes Away
Renowned for her significant contributions to Hungarian volleyball, Fésüs Irén's death marks a profound loss to the sport.
MÁV Group to Compensate Passengers Following Delays on Balaton Railway Line
Passengers affected by delays caused by a level crossing malfunction will receive full refunds, as stated by Hungary's Minister of Construction and Transport.
Meteorologists Issue Storm Warning for Lake Balaton Region Ahead of Whit Weekend
Officials urge close monitoring of storm alerts as a cold front approaches, affecting weather conditions during holiday festivities.
MÁV Deploys All Air-Conditioned Replacement Buses Amid Infrastructure Concerns
Following significant disruptions in train services due to a signal malfunction, MÁV prepares for potential further issues with an emergency fleet stationed at Kelenföld railway station.
The Hungarian Cave Rescue Service Reports Theft of Equipment
Valuable rescue gear stolen during a presentation event in Budakeszi.
Proposed Changes to Campaign Financing Laws in Hungary Raise Concerns
New legislation could remove spending limits and transparency requirements for political campaigns.
Investigation Launched into Threatening Comments Against Hungarian Prime Minister
Authorities in Hungary respond to social media comments suggesting violence against Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
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Telegram Founder: I Will Leave My Fortune to Over 100 of My Children
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