Andrea Horváth Kávai (translation)
Ryanair to reduce number of Budapest flights on seven routes this winter
Michael O'Leary, the airline's CEO blamed the Hungarian government's excess profit tax for this at his Budapest press conference.
We lost our monarch – and we didn't expect it to feel this way
Thanks to our supporters, we were able to report from London the day after the death of Queen Elizabeth II, to show our Hungarian readers how the British are mourning their longest-reigning monarch....
Hungarian figure skater Vivien Papp to compete for another country – as too many Russian skaters...
There will be four athletes representing Hungary at this fall's junior grand prix. Neither of them is of Hungarian descent.
How strong is Telex? What have we achieved so far?
We are not even two years old yet, but in such a short time we have certainly achieved much, and are doing more every day. Here is the latest edition of Telex News!
How Queen Elizabeth II won the hearts of Hungarians in 1993
Not all politicians understood why she found it important to visit a homeless shelter. The Queen also went to the countryside where local horsemen welcomed her with „pálinka”, sausage, roasted liver...
Propaganda in the geography book, part 2: NATO and the USA are to blame for the Yugoslav wars
Students are asked to interpret a shocking caricature, and there is no reference to the real causes of the war, nor any mention of ethnic cleansing.
Orbán: There won't be enough energy in Europe because of the war and the sanctions
The Prime Minister also said that there will be no energy shortage in Hungary.
Another public institution is hardly a cure for corruption in Hungary
If the government really wanted to give the area of fighting corruption to an independent body, why not join the European Public Prosecutor's Office?
Ukraine's Foreign Ministry demands change of passage about Ukraine in Hungarian textbook
The Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs understandably does not approve of Russian propaganda being taught in Hungarian schools.
New, state-funded geography textbook's Kremlin-friendly chapter on Ukraine
It's almost as if the geography textbook's chapter on Ukraine was written in Moscow.
