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The Hungarian prosecution has requested the arrest of Áron Orbán. Péter Magyar expressed concerns about linking the EU budget to other issues after the Merz meeting. Archivists' representatives warn of irreversible damages related to agent files. The Krakow attacker searched for mass murderers, revealing the meaning of the GGER inscription found on his cabinet. In the Seszták case, a search dog alerted near safes not located at the former minister's home. A fine of only 180,000 HUF was imposed on the protected Tihany property of Antal Rogán's ex-wife, prompting a review of original documents. Zelensky reported a significant and constructive discussion with Russians and Americans in Abu Dhabi. The NAV raided nearly 40 locations linked to a fraudulent invoicing operation causing 9 billion HUF in damages. The police are investigating the year's film sensation, which has sparked discussions about honesty.