These were the most important news of the day

The Hungarian government is set to elect a new chief prosecutor, while Pál Sonnevend has been appointed as the new president of the Constitutional Court. The government plans to replace 55 out of 60 district leaders in education, and a group layoff affecting 160 employees is anticipated at the public media. In Parliament, Magyar accused Orbán and Gyurcsány of hindering the promise of regime change. Ókovács Szilveszter responded to news of his dismissal, and there are reports of police being deployed to track down the fleeing Matolcsy family. Experts discussed the safes found with Miklós Seszták, suggesting one could hold 9 billion forints. Additionally, recent reports indicate a record number of Russian soldier casualties in Ukraine.