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Kata Tüttő, the former deputy mayor of Budapest and current President of the European Committee of the Regions, discussed the challenges faced by Budapest under Viktor Orbán's administration.
Minister Gayton McKenzie has dissolved the council of the National Arts Council (NAC) following labor disputes, governance failures, and allegations of financial misconduct.
Vermont has become the first US state to ban the pesticide paraquat following concerns over its link to Parkinson's disease, though some exceptions for fruit crops remain until 2030.
The article examines the potential impact of the Albanese government's proposed tax reforms on negative gearing and capital gains tax on the Australian property market.
The article discusses the resignation of National Anti-Corruption Commissioner Paul Brereton and argues for systemic reforms to ensure the independence of Australian integrity agencies.
The article discusses the Australian government's diesel fuel rebate scheme, highlighting how a policy originally intended for farmers now primarily benefits large mining companies like BHP.
The article discusses the 2025 national ICT literacy test results for Australian Year 6 and Year 10 students, noting a decline in proficiency compared to 2022.
The article profiles Kane Parsons, a 20-year-old filmmaker who transitioned from creating 'The Backrooms' web series on YouTube to directing a feature film with A24.
Researchers have studied the Calyx species of deep-sea sponges, discovering that their microbial partners use both chemosynthesis and heterotrophy to survive in the deep ocean.
The authors, researchers from the Pandemics and Borders Project, discuss the application of lessons learned from COVID-19 travel measures to recent hantavirus and Ebola outbreaks.
The article discusses Apple's stock performance and the anticipation surrounding its upcoming Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC).
Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed his readiness to further develop multifaceted cooperation and alliance with Kazakhstan in an article published ahead of his state visit to Astana.
California lawmakers have approved Assembly Bill 2046, which would allow the use of E85 converter kits to enable vehicles to run on a cheaper ethanol-gasoline blend.
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Kata Tüttő, the former deputy mayor of Budapest and current President of the European Committee of the Regions, discusses the impact of Viktor Orbán's governance on Budapest and warns of increasing centralization within Europe.
The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) has frozen luxury properties belonging to businessman Thapelo Buthelezi following a Special Tribunal ruling that contracts for emergency medical services in the Free State were unlawful.
A judge ruled that former JPMorgan banker Chirayu Rana cannot remain anonymous in his lawsuit against a female executive and the bank.
The article reports on US Census Bureau projections indicating that non-white populations are expected to become the majority in the United States by 2050.
The article analyzes the economic and social impact of Sri Lanka's vehicle import policies, specifically the transition from a total ban to a high-tax regime in 2025-2026.