The independent Hungarian news platform Telex kicked off its sixth birthday celebration, hosting a multi-day event featuring workshops, panel discussions, games, and live concerts for readers and staff.
The hybrid nature documentary and literary portrait "Saját erdő" (Own Forest) is now available for a two-week exclusive streaming run on the Telex platform.
Telex will continue its Discord discussions on Thursday with Anna Bánáti and Fruzsina Előd, leaders of the economics section, to discuss Hungary's economic situation, the disappearance of public funds in past government cycles, and possibilities for their recovery.
Surveillance footage obtained by Telex, deemed authentic by police, clearly shows the movements of the Hyundai and the Mercedes involved in a hit-and-run incident in Siófok, Hungary.
On August 29th, Telex will host a birthday clickbait quiz to test how well participants can see through the clickbait headlines of the Hungarian press.
The head of 21 Research Center presents their exclusive survey on the new president of the republic to Telex, but we also discuss Péter Magyar's helicoptering and the prime ministerial bullying...
A Sziget Fesztivál alapítója a Telex After adásában többek között elmondta, hogyan látja a fesztiválpiac átalakulását, hogy mennyi létjogosultsága van az underground színtérnek ezeken a…
Reports indicate that the Russian secret service is working to build a network by recruiting young Hungarians, with the intention of utilizing this network in 10-20 years.
The Telex birthday festival on August 29th at Dürer Kert will feature musical performances by Co Lee, Telehold, and Rutkai Bori Banda, concluding with sets from Tesco Disco and Newsroom.
The CEO of KinaviX, a company associated with Béla Merkely's son, expressed surprise upon learning from Telex that the ministry deemed state funding received before the election as unjustified, noting the ministry had not yet contacted them.
Geordie Greep, former frontman of Black Midi, gave an interview to Telex, discussing topics such as Bonnie Blue, the toxic manosphere, the death of a bandmate, and chimpanzee feet.
The Hungarian news outlet Telex will celebrate its birthday on August 29th at Dürer Kert. The event will feature concerts by Co Lee, Telehold, Rutkai Bori Banda, Tesco Disco, quizzes, workshops, and children's programs.
Hungarian news outlet Telex has announced its "Karakter" short story competition, inviting anyone to submit their most exciting texts for a chance to win 300,000 forints in two categories.
A full-day live broadcast covers the ongoing US-Iran peace process, the lessons learned from Péter Magyar's first EU summit, and discussions from the extraordinary parliamentary session, with analysis from Telex journalists.
A Reuters Institute report indicates that Telex is the most popular and one of the most reliable Hungarian news portals, despite overall media trust in Hungary reaching a ten-year low.
Hungary's Festive Book Week (Ünnepi Könyvhét) has commenced, offering discounted prices, new releases, book presentations, and signings at Vörösmarty Square.
Telex has initiated a campaign asking readers to submit photos of 'terrible over-concreting,' including excessive development, paved green spaces, and unnecessarily built roads.
Telex obtained a 25-year, trillion-forint framework agreement signed before the election between Nobel laureate Ferenc Krausz's Élvonal Foundation and the Ministry of Culture and Innovation, superseding a previously known six-year contract.
The Telex After party made its return in Kassa, featuring a mix of musical styles including garage punk, abstract hip-hop, and disco, with performances by Villő, Andrej, Smeci, Domus, DARĀGE, and TücsökEszti.
A secret government decree is reportedly the reason behind the disappearance of at least 100 billion forints from Hungary's state budget. This classified decision allegedly removed significant expenditures from this year's budget.
Hungarian politician Magyar Péter has introduced his new chief of staff, while also discussing his political ambitions and the ongoing work of his movement. He indicated that the Hungarian public is still unaware of many things and that his team is working on numerous initiatives simultaneously.
Following an extraordinary meeting in Budapest where agreements were made on future particle colliders, CERN Director-General Mark Thomson told Telex that it is up to the new Hungarian government to utilize the opportunities CERN offers.
Péter Magyar alleges that the Orbán government concealed 286 billion forints from the state budget, with funds for major infrastructure projects reportedly missing from official tables.
Hungarian violinist Zoltán Mága has publicly admitted to possessing and using a diplomatic passport for his international performances. This admission has drawn attention to the circumstances surrounding his travel documents.
Hungarian politician Péter Magyar removed fences and opened the former offices of Viktor Orbán in Budapest to the public, inviting visitors inside. This action follows his critical statements regarding the current government and its policies.
Hungarian news outlet Telex reflects on years of attempts to undermine its operations, reaffirming its commitment to independent journalism in Hungary.
According to Telex, there has been tension within Hungary's TEK (Counter Terrorism Centre) since the election, and while the fate of TEK and NIK (National Information Centre) remains undecided, future investigations and reorganizations of the secret services are expected.
Péter Magyar officially took office, marking a significant political shift in Hungary and signaling the beginning of a 'regime change' for some observers. His new role has sparked discussions about potential alliances with neighboring countries and scrutiny over past government affairs.
The Telex After event series is set to continue on the Kassa Ship, featuring discussions with Dzsúdló, Schoblocher Barbara, and Дeva, alongside performances by Andrej, Smeci, Villő, the DARĀGE band, and a DJ set.
Hungarian news outlet Telex published a review of its activities over the past year, highlighting 20,000 articles, 300 videos, new experts, collaborations, and public events.
Telex's YouTube channel recorded the highest number of views among Hungarian online news outlets in April, while Telex.hu became the country's most-read news site during the election month.
Hungarian news outlet Telex achieved record readership and viewership on its YouTube channel and website during April, coinciding with the election month.
Hungarian musician Deák Bill Gyula and his son addressed accusations of political favoritism regarding a 100 million forint NKA grant for their tour, asserting that their application followed all regulations.
Two years ago, the Telex photographer lost his younger brother in an accident. The series made about the aftermath of the tragedy won the André Kertész Grand Prize among this year's Hungarian press…
The European Court of Justice has ruled that Hungary's anti-LGBTQ+ law, which restricts content related to gender and sexuality, violates fundamental European Union values and rights. The court stated that the law 'stigmatizes and marginalizes' LGBTQ+ individuals, marking a significant legal decision.
Rausz Tícia and Szabó Boglárka from the Hungarian band Girlhood discussed their first two years, music, and their appearance in a music video during a Telex After interview.
Hungarian opposition figure Péter Magyar has called for the resignation of the pro-Orbán president and vowed to reform state media. He also held his first call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, pledging to maintain close diplomatic ties.
Telex reported a new readership record with 1.4 million readers and 42 million views, establishing itself as the number one news source on election day.
Telex commissioned three Hungarian authors to write poems reacting to the country's public life for Poetry Day, with János Háy's work being the third to be published.
Leaked documents obtained by Telex reveal details of Hungary's planned 200-person military mission to Chad, which was prepared by the Ministry of Defense last November but has since been put on hold. The plans included armored vehicles, helicopters, and a 14 billion forint camp.
The Telex Reading Club will host a discussion about László F. Földényi's book, with poet, aesthetician, playwright, and translator Péter Závada as the April guest.
US Vice President J. D. Vance is scheduled to visit Budapest before the Hungarian election, a trip seen as a signal of support for Viktor Orbán and his Fidesz party.
The leadership of Hungary's Democratic Coalition (DK) is reportedly set to withdraw several of its constituency candidates, with an official announcement expected on Wednesday.
Aoba Ichiko will perform in Budapest for the first time on March 21st. In an interview with Telex, she talked about the relationship between silence and music, the beautiful souls of Japanese people, and what it's like to swim with whales.
Telex is launching a new daily election program, '2026', which will air every weekday until the elections, featuring analyses, interviews, live reports, and background information on key campaign events.
Researchers at the University of Pécs examined the motivations and backgrounds of Germans moving to Swabian villages in Hungary. They told Telex about their most interesting findings.
Zsófia Czakó, the author whose novel 'Távoli rokonok' finished fourth on Telex's book bestseller list, discusses insurmountable generational gaps, the personal experiences that fuel her novels, and the public media's music...
Hogyan rendezheti át az iráni háború a globális erőviszonyokat, és mennyire van veszélyben Magyarországon az üzemanyag-ellátás? Élő elemzés Brückner Gergellyel, a Telex újságírójával.
János Bródy, 80, discussed his upcoming final major concert, similarities between communism and the Orbán regime, and his relationship with Levente Szörényi in an interview with Telex.
The Telex Book Club's March guest, ultrafunner and director Balázs Simonyi, discusses Nándor Gion's South Hungarian family novel 'Virágos katona', expressing his admiration for the author.
Hungary’s Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó has officially withdrawn his legal case against the independent news website Telex, which stemmed from the outlet’s reporting on the Samsung bribery scandal. The decision marks a significant development in the ongoing tension between government officials and independent media in Hungary.
Journalists answer subscriber questions during a special weekend event at Dürer Kert, inviting further inquiries via email ahead of the publication’s anniversary.
The Telex Filmklub will host an exclusive screening of 'Dry Leaf,' a meditative, spiritual, and beautiful Georgian film shot on a phone twenty years ago, which is not planned for general distribution or festivals.
Hungarian poet Háy János's latest work, 'Porosodik,' centers on the theme of aging, reflecting on the accumulation of dust and forgotten phone numbers. A new article from Telex further discusses the poem's focus on the passage of time.
Telex's birthday celebration on August 29 will include a musical journey from Vivaldi's 'Four Seasons' to Tandori's jazz sonnets, guided by Grafitember and Pándi Balázs across two listening sessions at Dürer Kisterem.
Actors Juli Jakab, Zsombor Kövesi, and Máté Dezső Georgita will participate in a roundtable discussion at the Telex anniversary event, exploring the expectations for artists in the Hungarian theater and film industry.
Recognized figures in contemporary Hungarian prose will select the winning short story and ten other works for the Karakter short story competition, which will be published on Telex, with readers also voting for their favorite.
Zsombor Divinyi, selected to lead the Hungarian Parliament Office, has sent a statement to Telex denying he is anyone's straw man and stating he will not take up the Director-General position, unprepared to become a tool in political skirmishes.
Telex's Discord discussions will continue on Monday with climate expert János Fehér, focusing on drought, Lake Velence, and broader issues concerning Hungary's water resources.
Romania's National Council for the Study of Securitate Archives (CNSAS) has published a telex from a foreign journalist, revealing that Elena Ceauşescu was involved in a serious road accident in 1979.
An investigation by Telex revealed that a foundation linked to a Fidesz mayor organized 'community-building programs' in an Orosháza cultural center, which received 50-50 million HUF twice from the National Cultural Fund (NKA), with Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó also campaigning there.
Telex's Discord conversations will continue on Thursday evening with Tamás Fábián, discussing memorable interviews, behind-the-scenes secrets, and the state of the Hungarian press.
Emerging Hungarian artists Xike and Lil 404 were guests on Telex After, where Xike spoke about an online controversy after the Open Mic final, and Lil 404 discussed Krúbi's influence on his music.
Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony responded to a Telex article about a central figure in a city corruption case, stating that any payments made by the 'parking mafia' leader to city officials would have been a waste of money.
Telex is set to publish its literary anthology, the third volume in the 'Zsebtárcák' series, featuring 33 short stories by 31 contemporary Hungarian authors, in time for this year's Book Week.
The National Bank of Ukraine has responded to an investigative article by Telex regarding a raid against bank vehicles ordered by Orbán, expressing confidence in a firm response from authorities to uphold the rule of law.
Telex announced an upcoming Discord discussion on Wednesday evening with journalist Dániel Simor, who will share personal experiences and discuss the role and situation of media, also taking questions from the audience.
Péter Magyar stated that parliament would likely elect a president for a transitional period and outlined four topics for Monday's government meeting in an interview with Telex.
Hungarian singer Kati Wolf learned from a Telex article that Mága Production had submitted a grant application using her name without her knowledge or consent. She expressed surprise and stated she was not involved in the production.
Hungarian politician Judit Varga reportedly responded to an inquiry from Telex, though she did not directly answer the questions posed. She was also noted for a musical performance, playing the violin with organ accompaniment.
A new nature documentary, 'In the Footsteps of Mayflies,' explores the vital role of mayfly larvae in providing clean drinking water and how human infrastructure like artificial lights and asphalt negatively impacts them.
The Director-General of Hungary's Counter-Terrorism Centre (TEK) lost a lawsuit filed by former Telex journalists who were unlawfully denied access to a public forum and had their camera's serial number checked.
A new episode of the CEU Határtalan Tudás lecture series will feature historians seeking to answer what was lost at Mohács, with the event broadcast live on Telex.
The Labour Party experienced significant setbacks in recent UK local elections, putting leader Keir Starmer under considerable pressure. Concurrently, Reform UK made notable gains, indicating a shift in the political landscape.
Ildikó Repárszky, a teacher from Budapesti Fazekas Mihály Gyakorló Általános Iskola és Gimnázium, presents solutions to interesting history matriculation exam tasks live on Telex.
Telex is broadcasting live solutions to some of the more interesting tasks from the Hungarian matriculation exam. Péter Kovács, a teacher from Budapest's Fazekas Mihály Primary and Secondary School, is presenting the solutions.
Hungary's Fidesz party is experiencing internal shifts, including new parliamentary appointments and the liquidation of a Fidesz-affiliated organization that received substantial public funds. These changes occur amidst ongoing scrutiny of party finances and the political future of its leadership.
Hungary's future education minister has outlined their pedagogical philosophy, emphasizing the importance of allowing children to make mistakes as a learning tool. Their priorities include developing
A powerful photograph depicting the separation of a migrant family by US immigration authorities (ICE) has been awarded the prestigious World Press Photo of the Year. The winning image highlights the brutal reality of US immigration policy.
Ádám Matolcsy, son of the former Hungarian central bank governor, stated he would cooperate with any authority investigating his activities related to election results and the MNB case.
The next Telex Film Club event will explore the topic of open marriage, featuring a Canadian film. Following the screening, there will be a discussion with the Járai couple at Toldi cinema in late April.
Anna Pásztor, lead singer of Anna and the Barbies and a regular guest on Duna TV, told Telex that fellow singer Gabi Tóth called her months ago to invite her to a Fidesz faction meeting with Máté Kocsis.
The leaders of the two largest Hungarian parties held their final rallies today, concluding a turbulent campaign ahead of tomorrow's uncertain elections.
Telex is preparing for its largest election broadcast in the publication's history on April 12. The program will feature live reports, continuously updated data, maps, and studio interviews to provide comprehensive and reliable coverage throughout the day.
Tisza Party President Péter Magyar, speaking in Győr, mentioned a document obtained by Telex indicating that the logistics alone for the Chad mission would have cost 21 billion forints, criticizing the spending on Gáspár Orbán's ideas.
A new Telex film investigates why Hungary's economy has faltered and its convergence with Western economies, which seemed successful in the late 2010s, has stalled, attributing it to economic policy missteps.
The three-part Hungarian film series 'Terepszemle' (On-site Inspection), created by Tóth Barna and Simonyi Balázs, is now available for viewing on Telex, with its third installment premiering on the platform.
Norwegian actor Stig Henrik Hoff recounted receiving a cryptic note, 'Telex to Mr Hoff,' while traveling in Asia, which delivered unexpected and shocking news.
Hungarian journalist Szabolcs Panyi has denied involvement in the wiretapping of Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó, clarifying pro-government media's spin, as NATO sources express unsurprise over reports of Hungary potentially leaking information to Russia.
More international journalist groups have condemned the violent removal of Telex journalists from a campaign event, with the IPI stating that 'journalists have the right to report on political events freely and without harassment'.
We asked the minister about the subject at the government briefing following the incident in which the mayor of Csákberény used physical force to remove two Telex journalists from an event attended…
US says its firepower will ‘surge dramatically’ and IDF warns of ‘surprises ahead’, as Iran launches retaliatory strikes
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Israel and the US have bombarded Iran and…
A member of Hungary's National Security Committee told Telex that they received a warning about Russians, but believe they are not in the country, adding that it's unclear on what basis authorities acted in the Ukrainian money transporter case.
The Orbán government's foreign policy strategy, based on 'connectivity', has proven less effective than anticipated in recent weeks, according to Telex.
Despite being denied entry to a campaign rally, Speaker of Parliament László Kövér spoke extensively to Telex, discussing topics such as Pride, potential power transfers, and the independent press.
An eyewitness to a car accident in Győr described seeing an Aston Martin's movements and the moments before the crash, where the sports car mounted the sidewalk, drawing comparisons to the Árpád Bridge incident.
Hungary's Foreign Minister has withdrawn his legal action against Telex following an article covering a Samsung-related case, ending a months-long dispute.
The artist and historian hosts a special workshop at Dürer Kert to celebrate Telex's anniversary, teaching attendees the secrets of different painting styles.
Hungarian digital media outlet Telex marks its birthday by releasing the 'Zsebtárcák 3' anthology and hosting live reading sessions with contributing writers.
This Hungarian article features 'The First Silent Short Story' by Papp-Zakor Ilka, exploring themes of chaos and creative ingenuity in a weekly short story for Telex.
Research conducted by 21 Kutatokozpont for Telex.hu indicates that András Baka, the new President of Hungary, is already more popular and perceived as more capable than his predecessor, Tamás Sulyok, ever was.
Telex is celebrating its birthday by hosting a special reading club on August 29 at Dürer Kert, where Szabó T. Anna and Dragomán György will discuss Bodor Ádám's 'Sinistra körzet'.
Hungarian news outlet Telex is celebrating its birthday on August 29th with a full afternoon of concerts, quizzes, book programs, and children's activities at Dürer Kert.
Telex invites participants to test their knowledge of Hungarian popular music at the After 100 quiz in Dürer Kert, encouraging teams of up to four people to register.
Dunaferr, the Hungarian steelworks, has withdrawn its announcement regarding the mass layoff of half its employees. This decision came after a report by Telex highlighted the planned redundancies.
Andy Burnham has become the new Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, making him the seventh leader in the past decade. He is expected to drop the digital ID plan to focus on living costs and will face significant economic and political challenges, including navigating his 'unelected' status and implementing his economic agenda.
Hungary's former Foreign Minister, Péter Szijjártó, has resigned from his parliamentary mandate to take on a director position at the Chinese electric vehicle company BYD. This move has been commented on by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and sparked discussion about the Fidesz party.
A compilation by Telex details numerous instances where Hungarian public television repeatedly violated basic professional and ethical standards of journalism in recent years, showcasing outrageous examples of propaganda.
Reports indicate that Hungary's chief prosecutor is facing internal opposition within the prosecutor's office, while Péter Magyar anticipates the prosecutor's resignation.
Reports indicate that Bús Balázs and others who may have decided on the distribution of 17 billion forints in NKA support before the election have been detained, with a former Fidesz MP possibly among the suspects.
A Reuters Institute report identified the most trusted news brands in various countries, with ANSA in Italy, CNA in Singapore, and HVG/RTL in Hungary being among those recognized. The report also noted social media's rise as a leading news source globally.
Cserna-Szabó András's article published on Telex has been awarded the short story of the year prize by SiópArt magazine, which allowed online and print editorial offices to nominate two works each.
Telex journalist Weiler Vilmos has won the Quality Journalism Award, while editor Vorák Anita received a special prize at the first quarterly awards ceremony this year.
Döntöttek a Diákhitel 1 kamatstopjáról, vége a kriptovaluták kriminalizálásának, eltüntetik a nemzeti hitvallást a közhivatalokból. Kövesse a kormányszóvivői tájékoztatót a Telexen percről percre!
Telex's publisher has launched a new video production base, which is rapidly expanding its content with six new shows introduced in just a month and a half, covering diverse topics from beauty to architecture.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is accused of personally ordering the seizure of a Ukrainian cash convoy in Hungary, with media reports suggesting he even timed the raid. The Hungarian Chief Prosecutor's Office has stated it will take all necessary measures to investigate the 'gold convoy' case, while Orbán's controversial office targeting opponents has been abolished.
The Telex After party on Kassa Hajó this Friday promises a night of diverse new music, including wild garage rock, electronic music, and abstract hip-hop, emphasizing live discovery over algorithms.
Ákos Hadházy has filed a new complaint, suspecting illegal hunting, concerning the zebras at the Hatvanpuszta estate. His action follows discrepancies noted in aerial footage of the animals.
Telex, a Hungarian media outlet, is conducting a public vote among its readers to determine the most bizarre event of the recent campaign, with options including 'Orbán's acting career' and 'The Golden Convoy.'
The Hungarian rap duo Bruno x Spacc, who rose to prominence in 2020, were guests on Telex After, discussing their music, their coverage of women, and their thoughts on other artists like Krúbi.
During a press conference with the Polish and Hungarian Prime Ministers, a question from Telex focused on the need for a longer ceasefire, while Polish PM Tusk offered opportunities for Hungary's new government to diversify energy sources.
Volunteers and readers of Telex marked Budapest's first night hiking trail on Hárs-hegy with phosphorescent signs, though they were initially difficult to find.
Research commissioned by Telex indicates that a majority of Fidesz voters believe the party cannot exist without Viktor Orbán, while half of those who have defected from Fidesz think the former prime minister should leave the party leadership.
A court has annulled an unlawful decision by the Director-General of TEK concerning former Telex journalists Júlia Halász and Zsolt Sarkadi. Their complaint, stemming from an incident where police attempted to seize their camera at a Péter Szijjártó forum, must now be re-examined.
Hungarian mayors interviewed by Telex criticize Fidesz for systematically eroding the autonomy, powers, and revenues of local governments over 16 years, leading to stalled development in cities and difficulties in villages.
The Telex Reading Club's spring program is set to conclude with a discussion featuring Gábor Vida's novel and clinical psychologist Noémi Orvos-Tóth, focusing on "The Story of a Stutter."
Hungarian students are taking their history final exams on Wednesday. A Telex live broadcast will feature Ildikó Repárszky discussing solutions to some of the more interesting tasks later in the afternoon.
György Wáberer confirmed to Telex that he received back 100 million forints previously transferred to the Tisza Party and subsequently forwarded the sum to Gábor Iványi's community. He explained that he initially transferred the money five days before the election to publicly support the Tisza Party's program.
Hungary's Curia (Supreme Court) has ruled that the Hungarian National Bank (MNB) foundation must release hundreds of key documents, including board meeting minutes and resolutions, to the news outlet Telex.
Telex will host its first Discord event on Thursday evening, featuring a discussion with Zsolt Hanula on misinformation, campaigns, and media literacy, with audience participation.
According to Telex, a few days after the election, a staff meeting revealed that the Fidesz-backed BP Műhely organization, previously supported by 2.5 billion forints of public money, would be liquidated due to lack of funding.
Hungarian news outlet Telex is expanding its presence to Discord, where it will host online lectures every few weeks, offering a new platform for engagement.
Gáspár Orbán, son of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, resigned from his military service following recent elections. The Ministry of Defense confirmed his discharge request was submitted months prior.
Hungarian opposition figure Péter Magyar publicly criticized the state broadcaster during an interview, accusing it of "lying news" and threatening to shut down its services. This extraordinary confrontation marks a significant challenge to the media landscape.
Hungary is experiencing significant political shifts as Viktor Orbán's long-standing power faces challenges, particularly from the emerging figure of Peter Magyar. These developments are prompting European leaders to reassess expectations for Hungary's government and its relationship with the EU, including potential access to EU funds.
Useimmat mielipidetiedustelut lupaavat pääministeri Viktor Orbánille selvää vaalitappiota tämän päivän vaaleissa. Silti tulos on kaikkea muuta kuin selvä.
Ungurii vor decide duminică dacă vor înlătura guvernul Viktor Orbán, după 16 ani la putere, într-un scrutin urmărit atent în UE, la Washington și la Moscova.
Részvételi adatok, helyszíni bejelentkezések, élő elemzések, térkép és egy exkluzív kutatási adat, amelyet urnazáráskor fogunk publikálni. Érdemes lesz nálunk követni a választás napját!
The leader of Hungary's Two-tailed Dog Party, Dávid Nagy, discussed potential election withdrawals and their impact on the chances of government change during a Telex election broadcast.
A new poll by the '21' center indicates that the opposition 'Tisza' party holds a nearly 20-point lead over Viktor Orbán among decided voters in Hungary, showing a 5-point increase for 'Tisza' in just three weeks. Political scientist Gábor Török suggests that if even half of the research from leading polling institutes is accurate, only the extent of Tisza's victory remains in question.
Hungarian politician Jámbor criticizes the government, stating it's a 'debacle' that HVG, 444, and Telex have been barred from asking questions at the government's weekly press briefing for the fourth consecutive week. This raises concerns about media freedom in Hungary.
„Csaba előveszi a telefonját. Azt mondja, egy étterem dekorációján dolgoznak abban a külvárosi lakóparkban, ahol én is felszálltam a buszra.” Egy különös találkozás története a Telextárcák e heti…
Hungarian news outlet Telex is preparing a multi-hour live broadcast for March 15th, described as one of the most important days of the election campaign, with analysts discussing events from the studio and on-site.
Minister Gergely Gulyás stated that all violent actions against journalists are wrong and condemnable, following an incident where the mayor of Csákberény physically pushed two Telex journalists out of a forum.
A foundation behind the Digital Civil Circles (DPK) has inadvertently exposed itself, confirming it funds a Facebook troll farm that purchased millions of impressions for Fidesz-supporting ads, as revealed by Telex.
We collected the strongest statements from János Bródy's Telex interview, starting from his relationship with Szörényi all the way to the April elections.
Telex is releasing a new book by Hanula Zsolt, which aims to teach readers to be skeptical and critical of information, emphasizing the importance of verifying claims when consuming news.