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[00:00:35] This is the news on economic policy, in which M1. Welcome, I am Kantor
[00:00:38] Viola. First, let's look at our leading news
[00:00:41] briefly.
[00:00:44] The new candidate has been found, Péter Fejes is recommended as chief prosecutor by the
[00:00:48] president of the republic.
[00:00:52] The Ukrainian president has signed it, from now on, students in Transcarpathia
[00:00:55] can also study in Hungarian at university.
[00:00:56] Sopron has been placed on a German map,
[00:01:00] the AFD distances itself, the Hungarian foreign ministry does not
[00:01:04] comment.
[00:01:05] Péter Fejes
[00:01:10] is recommended as chief prosecutor by the President
[00:01:13] of the Republic. The candidate was dismissed without explanation by
[00:01:16] Péter Polt in 2012. András Baka said about him that
[00:01:19] he is capable of restoring impartial
[00:01:23] operation. Péter Fejes also considers freedom from politics
[00:01:26] an important aspect. The President's first candidate. Change of guard
[00:01:36] in front of Sándor Palace, many tourists waited to see it on Monday
[00:01:40] morning, and with a slight exaggeration, an entire country waited for
[00:01:43] the President of the Republic inside to name his new candidate for the chief
[00:01:47] prosecutor position. I nominate Dr. Péter Fejes,
[00:01:50] as Chief Prosecutor of Hungary. According to the head of state, Péter Fejes did not
[00:01:54] align himself with political loyalty, but with the law and the rules
[00:01:57] of his profession. I am convinced
[00:02:01] that his professional career, his leadership experience
[00:02:04] and his moral integrity make him capable
[00:02:07] of restoring the impartial,
[00:02:11] exclusively subordinate to the law operation
[00:02:14] of the prosecution, taking the necessary
[00:02:17] measures, and launching the organization
[00:02:20] on the path to regaining public trust. András
[00:02:24] Baka said that even the best constitution alone does not establish
[00:02:28] the rule of law. The question is whether the institutions and their
[00:02:32] leaders enforce this? I would carry out
[00:02:35] this high office with the greatest
[00:02:39] humility. Péter Fejes retired from his position as deputy chief prosecutor
[00:02:42] of Vas County last year after 39 years of service.
[00:02:46] He also teaches at ELTE and Pázmány Péter Catholic University.
[00:02:50] In 2012, Péter Polt,
[00:02:52] then chief prosecutor, dismissed him without explanation from the position
[00:02:56] of chief prosecutor of Veszprém County. Just a few months later.
[00:03:00] Péter represented accountability in the
[00:03:03] diagnosis. criminal case that began due to the red mud disaster. The disaster
[00:03:06] situation was reported by 44, which now writes that
[00:03:09] there was some outrage among lawyers because Viktor Orbán had already
[00:03:13] hinted before the verdict at how those responsible should be
[00:03:16] held accountable. Péter Fejes gently distanced himself
[00:03:20] from Orbán's words at the second-instance hearing.
[00:03:22] He still considers freedom from politics an important aspect for the chief
[00:03:26] prosecutor candidate. A firm and well-developed concept.
[00:03:30] Its cornerstone
[00:03:33] is therefore the restoration
[00:03:35] of traditional values and
[00:03:39] self-esteem, the regaining of social respect,
[00:03:42] the enforcement of professionalism,
[00:03:46] timeliness and freedom from politics
[00:03:49] in administration. The Parliament
[00:03:52] did not elect Dr. Zoltán Szatmári
[00:03:55] as chief prosecutor. Two weeks ago, the Parliament
[00:03:58] voted down András Baka's previous candidate, Zoltán
[00:04:01] Szatmári. The representatives of Fidesz and KDNP did not
[00:04:05] law enforcement, participate in the secret ballot. They proposed a new candidate for the
[00:04:08] position of chief prosecutor. András Baka also said about Zoltán Szatmári that
[00:04:12] he is not connected to politics. According to Telex, the
[00:04:15] Tisza faction did not support him because his brother
[00:04:18] is involved as a suspect in the so-called "Golden Convoy"
[00:04:21] case. No objection has been received by the
[00:04:25] National Asset Recovery and Asset Protection Office regarding
[00:04:28] Miklós Seszták's arrest. This was stated by the president
[00:04:32] of the organization to the news.
[00:04:34] 24.hu wrote that the former Minister of Development's arrest
[00:04:38] may have been irregular. According to Péter Hack,
[00:04:41] constitutional lawyer, the Parliament should investigate the
[00:04:44] matter. I am ready for any investigation, I would like to
[00:04:48] be heard every month. Miklós Seszták voluntarily went to the Central Investigative
[00:04:51] Chief Prosecutor's Office on September 28th to give
[00:04:55] a statement. That morning, the Parliament also voted on
[00:04:58] the suspension of his immunity.
[00:05:11] has so far only stated that after Katalin Tasnádi was also at the prosecutor's
[00:05:14] office building, so she immediately took action. If she was already there,
[00:05:17] then she waited until the resolution on the suspension of immunity
[00:05:21] appeared in the Hungarian Official Gazette, and then she took
[00:05:25] him into custody. Later, she corrected this and already spoke about
[00:05:28] Katalin Tasnádi not waiting for the Hungarian Official Gazette, but only for the Speaker
[00:05:32] of Parliament to announce the decision. Miklós Seszták's
[00:05:35] lawyer told 24.hu that his client was taken
[00:05:39] into custody at 10:54 AM that day, while the decision
[00:05:42] suspending his immunity was only published in the Hungarian Official Gazette almost
[00:05:46] an hour later. The prosecutor's office responded to the newspaper's inquiry by writing
[00:05:50] that they were only notified of the decision by the Speaker of Parliament
[00:05:53] a week later. According to Péter Hack, it is unclear how
[00:05:56] Katalin Tasnádi received official information about the suspension
[00:06:00] of immunity. Two procedural acts
[00:06:03] may have occurred prematurely: the notification of suspicion, because
[00:06:07] that cannot be done either, so against a representative
[00:06:10] at large. No suspicion can be communicated
[00:06:14] until their immunity is suspended,
[00:06:17] and only after the notification of suspicion can
[00:06:21] detention occur,
[00:06:23] or simultaneously with it, so both procedural acts are
[00:06:27] questionable. According to the legal scholar, the circumstances of the possible legal violation
[00:06:31] should be investigated by the Parliament. We contacted the
[00:06:34] President of the NVWH, who argued to our news team that the suspension
[00:06:38] of immunity is a specific, concrete parliamentary decision
[00:06:41] concerning a person and a case, which decision is already
[00:06:44] final as soon as the presiding chairman announces it, meaning
[00:06:48] that according to him, it doesn't matter when it appears in the Hungarian Official Gazette. The
[00:06:51] decision on the arrest has been made. Understandably, this means that the court
[00:06:54] found the arrest lawful. Not long after, the second-instance
[00:06:58] decision against the arrest
[00:07:01] was made. Obviously, the
[00:07:04] affected party applied for
[00:07:07] review. In the review procedure, the metropolitan
[00:07:11] court approved the arrest,
[00:07:14] meaning they also confirmed that the arrest
[00:07:17] was lawful. Anna Hunger added that they had not received
[00:07:21] any complaints regarding the measure. We also contacted
[00:07:24] Gábor Papp, Miklós Seszták's lawyer, but he did not wish to comment
[00:07:28] due to his commitments. The former minister
[00:07:32] is currently in pre-trial detention, suspected of accepting
[00:07:35] billions of forints in official bribery.
[00:07:38] The national asset recovery has been found.
[00:07:56] is recommended by the Justice and Constitutional Committee.
[00:07:59] The representatives of Fidesz and Mi Hazánk did not participate
[00:08:03] in the nomination process. The Parliament can decide on the candidates
[00:08:06] on Tuesday. With this tender
[00:08:09] decision today, we have succeeded
[00:08:13] in ensuring that after the successful completion of
[00:08:16] all three remaining tender calls, the
[00:08:19] top management of the MVWH can be fully established with five
[00:08:23] members, and can carry out its task more efficiently, for the
[00:08:26] sake of which the Parliament established this crucial
[00:08:30] office during its term.
[00:08:33] Next week, the Parliament may adopt
[00:08:36] the amendment to this year's budget.
[00:08:39] The biggest debate was caused by the change
[00:08:43] in the rules of KATA taxation. According to the government, it is a
[00:08:46] relief, while according to the opposition, the planned regulation
[00:08:50] makes things more difficult. The 2027 budget was
[00:08:54] the main topic of Péter Magyar's speech before the agenda. The
[00:08:58] Prime Minister emphasized that they are working on a disciplined,
[00:09:01] stable and sustainable budget, and there will be no
[00:09:04] handouts, as he claims there were before. We are working
[00:09:08] on a budget that does not forget about healthcare professionals,
[00:09:13] those working in social and child protection,
[00:09:18] educational, and teaching
[00:09:21] staff, or indeed those working in public collections.
[00:09:25] According to László Torockai of Mi Hazánk, Péter Magyar said nothing new
[00:09:28] and only talked about the past 16 years again.
[00:09:32] He largely talked about the past 16 years, about those past 16
[00:09:35] years, 16 years, of which
[00:09:38] you spent 14 years at the top of this system, this Fidesz
[00:09:43] system, and well, we heard
[00:09:46] much less about what work they did in the past six months, or what
[00:09:49] Hungarian workers can expect, what Hungarian
[00:09:53] businesses can expect. Regarding the economy, Bence Kovári of KDNP
[00:09:57] spoke about KATA, saying that it is not only businesses that will be negatively
[00:10:01] affected by the tax increase. He saw on Facebook
[00:10:05] various posts from various small businesses about how
[00:10:08] their prices will increase due to the KATA change. Some by 1200 HUF, some
[00:10:12] by 1500 HUF, but the KATA doubling will surely be passed on
[00:10:16] to those who go to such small tradesmen.
[00:10:19] Fidesz also blamed the change in the KATA tax on the Prime Minister, and they say
[00:10:23] that this is not a tax increase, it's a tax restructuring
[00:10:26] of KATA. But if you look at their own proposal
[00:10:29] released for public debate, it says
[00:10:32] there, in black and white, that with this,
[00:10:35] they expect an additional 60 billion
[00:10:39] forints in budget revenue. According to Viktória Strompová of Tisza,
[00:10:42] there are encouraging signs in the economy. Inflation eased
[00:10:46] to 1.6% in September, which could mean a noticeable
[00:10:50] change for Hungarian families. Our
[00:10:54] task is to create a stable
[00:10:57] environment with a predictable
[00:11:00] families and businesses can plan their future more confidently.
[00:11:04] The Parliament may adopt the amendment to this year's
[00:11:07] budget next Monday.
[00:11:11] The ethics committee is investigating Tibor Kaprinyák's case. The Tisza
[00:11:14] politician was heard today by the party faction, and based
[00:11:17] on the recommendation of the ethics committee, they will decide
[00:11:20] next week. Photos of Tibor Kaprinyák on African hunts
[00:11:24] appeared in the press, which many
[00:11:27] criticized, as he is the vice-chairman of the committee
[00:11:30] responsible for the living environment. The Tisza faction has now announced that
[00:11:34] Tibor Kaprinyák will not participate in the work of the Parliament until the investigation
[00:11:38] is concluded.
[00:11:41] The Parliament's ad hoc and Cultural Committee also unanimously
[00:11:45] supported András Radecki's membership in the Media Council.
[00:11:48] The radio expert was nominated by the Mi Hazánk movement to replace
[00:11:51] Máté Tóth, who resigned from the Media Council.
[00:12:03] The candidate was then heard by the Cultural Committee, where András Radecki
[00:12:07] was supported by both government and Fidesz
[00:12:10] and Mi Hazánk representatives. The candidate
[00:12:12] may be elected a member of the Media Council
[00:12:16] by Parliament as early as
[00:12:17] Tuesday.
[00:12:20] Creating peace in the research network is what the newly elected
[00:12:24] president of Hunren considers his most important
[00:12:27] task. The organization was founded in
[00:12:31] 2019 by the Orbán government. This took away not only the funding
[00:12:35] of the institutes, but also their management from the Hungarian
[00:12:38] Academy of Sciences. Researchers and professional organizations also
[00:12:41] protested the decision. The Tisza government would now eliminate
[00:12:44] centralization with a new package of laws and give
[00:12:48] greater autonomy to scientists.
[00:12:51] I hope this happens, because for the research community this is
[00:12:55] "the control." Zoltán Tanács spoke about how they had already called for the
[00:12:58] resignation of Hunren's two leaders in the summer.
[00:13:02] They also had a proposal for who the research network.
[00:13:06] We proposed an interim leader for the research network,
[00:13:09] Mr. András Stipsitz. Hunren held a meeting on Monday,
[00:13:13] at which András Stipsic was elected as the new president,
[00:13:17] and Balázs Gulyás's presidential and Roland Jakab's CEO
[00:13:20] mandates were terminated. We need to prepare the
[00:13:23] network for another change, because
[00:13:27] the law, or draft law, that will
[00:13:30] allow the fragmented
[00:13:34] research network to reunite, meaning that the human research
[00:13:37] institutes will join, and at the same
[00:13:41] time the network will return under the aegis
[00:13:44] of the MTA, is slowly being completed. The
[00:13:46] Orbán government separated the research network
[00:13:50] from the Hungarian Academy of Sciences in 2019, which became known as Hunren.
[00:13:53] For years, researchers and professional organizations
[00:13:56] protested against the clarification in vain.
[00:14:00] The Tisza government now wants to eliminate centralization and give
[00:14:03] more autonomy to researchers with a new
[00:14:06] package of laws. The draft has also been received by the
[00:14:10] institute directors. The Hungarian Academy of Sciences reacted
[00:14:13] on its own website to the change affecting the research
[00:14:16] network. They ask their members to also review
[00:14:20] the draft law. The Parliament is expected to decide
[00:14:22] on the law concerning the reorganization
[00:14:25] of research networks by the end of the
[00:14:27] year. The prosecutor's office rejected
[00:14:31] the complaints made in the Erste case, including that of György
[00:14:34] Matolcsy. The former president of the National Bank was
[00:14:37] interrogated as a suspect in September. In addition to him, six other people
[00:14:41] were also suspected in the case. According to the National Investigation
[00:14:44] Office, they wanted to achieve the removal of András Simor, former
[00:14:48] central bank president, from the Austrian supervisory board of Erste Group.
[00:14:52] All of them filed complaints against the suspicion and the search and
[00:14:56] seizure, which the prosecutor's office has now
[00:14:58] rejected. The Economic Competition Office
[00:15:02] has launched a procedure in the Southern Circular Railway case.
[00:15:06] They wrote that for now, they only learned from the press that the
[00:15:09] investment would be suspended, and that no one had contacted the office
[00:15:13] about this matter before. On Friday, the government announced that it would suspend
[00:15:17] the construction of the Southern Circular Railway and exclude Lőrinc Mészáros's
[00:15:20] Véhid from further works. It emerged that
[00:15:24] there may have been an illegal collusion in the
[00:15:27] public procurement, which is why the EU withdrew approximately
[00:15:31] 360 billion forints in support from the investment. Véhid
[00:15:36] reviewing the available information, they will formulate
[00:15:40] their position.
[00:15:40] The Peace March will be cancelled,
[00:15:44] but a Flag March will be held on October 23rd by Fidesz
[00:15:48] supporters. According to the 56 Flame Foundation, which organized
[00:15:51] the event, there is a sense of incompleteness among those who have
[00:15:55] participated in the events expressing national unity in recent
[00:15:58] years. The march will start at
[00:16:02] 11:30 AM from the University of Technology
[00:16:05] towards Bem Square. According to plans,
[00:16:08] a 1848 meter long national flag
[00:16:11] and a giant Székely flag will be carried by the
[00:16:15] gathered crowd. The Civil Cooperation Forum announced in September
[00:16:18] that they consider it too early to organize the Peace March,
[00:16:22] and the Flag March aims to compensate
[00:16:23] for this.
[00:16:29] Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelensky signed the amendment
[00:16:32] to the education law, after the parliament adopted it with a large
[00:16:36] majority. This means that Hungarians in Transcarpathia
[00:16:39] can now officially study in Hungarian, from
[00:16:42] primary school until the completion of university. Kyiv hopes
[00:16:46] that the decision will open a new chapter in the EU accession
[00:16:50] process.
[00:16:51] From
[00:16:54] when, or until when, is this right guaranteed? Are there any
[00:16:58] limitations or boundaries to this guarantee? 200 children
[00:17:02] attend the Hungarian school in Szürte, Ungvár district. The old law
[00:17:05] would have made it mandatory even
[00:17:07] here to continuously switch to Ukrainian-language education after
[00:17:11] fifth grade. The director is therefore happy about today's decision
[00:17:15] by Parliament and hopes that it will remain this way permanently.
[00:17:18] The guarantee of the right to education in the mother tongue,
[00:17:21] I believe, is
[00:17:24] more important than
[00:17:27] any other legal approval that could happen in a country
[00:17:31] that wants to become
[00:17:34] a country aspiring to join the European Union. According to
[00:17:38] the new law, schools where more than
[00:17:42] half of the students study in the official language of any
[00:17:45] EU member state can become national minority educational
[00:17:49] institutions. This way, children can acquire subjects in their
[00:17:52] mother tongue, and in my opinion,
[00:17:56] they will gain much better knowledge, so
[00:17:58] they can get
[00:18:02] more information. Due to the 10-year-long
[00:18:05] debate, almost 100 Hungarian schools were
[00:18:08] at risk of closure in Transcarpathia. It would be much easier
[00:18:12] for me if more,
[00:18:15] more classes were in Hungarian, and this is very
[00:18:18] good for me, because my mother
[00:18:21] tongue is Hungarian. The Ukrainian parliament had to amend
[00:18:25] a 2017 law that severely violated the language rights
[00:18:28] of minorities, including Hungarians. The
[00:18:31] new law was finally adopted by a large majority,
[00:18:35] according to which schools
[00:18:37] teaching in minority and indigenous languages of the EU will continue
[00:18:41] to guarantee the use of the given language, and not only
[00:18:45] in lessons. The law has since been signed by President
[00:18:48] Volodimir Zelensky. Kyiv expects that after the decision, two
[00:18:52] new negotiation chapters will open in the EU accession
[00:18:55] process. Residential buildings, energy,
[00:18:59] logistics, and railway infrastructure were also attacked
[00:19:02] by the Russians in the past hours. In Kharkiv, according to current data,
[00:19:06] 22 people were injured or killed, and there were power outages in several
[00:19:09] cities. The attacks occurred despite Donald Trump's announcement yesterday
[00:19:13] that an energy sector ceasefire between Ukraine and
[00:19:17] Russia has come into effect.
[00:19:20] The Kharkiv thermal power plant is on fire. Videos appeared on social
[00:19:24] media showing that during the night the Russians attacked one of the
[00:19:28] city's most important energy
[00:19:29] facilities.
[00:19:32] "I saw the first and second missile that hit it," a woman
[00:19:36] said. The city's thermal power plant was struck
[00:19:39] directly after the American president announced on his social
[00:19:43] media page an immediate energy ceasefire
[00:19:45] between Ukraine and Russia. Kyiv
[00:19:49] was surprised by the announcement, and the Ukrainian
[00:19:52] president said that Vladimir Putin was already violating
[00:19:56] the ceasefire.
[00:19:57] If
[00:20:00] Russia wants us to stop our strikes against their oil
[00:20:04] refineries, then they must also stop.
[00:20:16] The Russian president's spokesman merely said in response that
[00:20:19] discussions are ongoing regarding
[00:20:21] the ceasefire. "We don't want a ceasefire, but
[00:20:25] long-term peace," stated Dmitry
[00:20:28] Peskov. Before the ceasefire announcement, Donald
[00:20:32] Trump agreed on diesel exports with Moscow.
[00:20:34] Russia undertook to sell almost two million
[00:20:37] tons of diesel fuel. The American president
[00:20:41] would thus lower high fuel prices, thereby
[00:20:44] improving the Republican party's chances in the November
[00:20:47] 3rd midterm elections. This is
[00:20:51] why the American president wants Ukraine not to attack Russian
[00:20:54] oil refineries. According to the Financial Times, the United
[00:20:58] States has already threatened Ukraine with blocking arms
[00:21:02] sales and stopping the sharing of intelligence
[00:21:05] reports. The European Union today adopted
[00:21:08] its largest-ever package of sanctions against Russia. The list
[00:21:12] includes not only military-industrial companies but also individuals
[00:21:15] who participated in the administration of the occupied Ukrainian territories.
[00:21:20] Meanwhile, a new package of sanctions is already
[00:21:23] taking shape.
[00:21:26] A Russian missile's warhead lies in the bathroom of a Kyiv
[00:21:29] family. The projectile could only be removed
[00:21:32] with the help of a crane.
[00:21:35] Those who lived in this multi-story apartment building were not
[00:21:38] so lucky. Part of the building was completely
[00:21:42] razed by a Russian missile. Ten people died.
[00:21:46] The European Union's largest-ever sanctions package aims to stop
[00:21:48] similar Russian actions. This
[00:21:51] primarily targets suppliers to the Russian military
[00:21:55] industry. The list includes companies that produce
[00:21:58] missile and aircraft components,
[00:22:01] facilities that produce armored vehicles, but also individuals
[00:22:04] who took on political roles in the administration
[00:22:07] of occupied Ukrainian territories. From now
[00:22:11] on, they cannot enter the EU territory, and their foreign
[00:22:14] assets will also be frozen.
[00:22:17] "The sanctions
[00:22:20] deprived Russia of 500 billion euros in funds, which it
[00:22:23] would otherwise have spent on its territorial occupation
[00:22:27] war. With this money, the war could have been continued for three
[00:22:30] years, but due to European sanctions, Vladimir
[00:22:33] Putin does not have this amount at his disposal," explained
[00:22:36] the French foreign minister.
[00:22:39] The sanctions have just been adopted, and new
[00:22:43] ones are already being planned. According to the German Chancellor,
[00:22:46] tougher anti-Russian measures are needed because Moscow wants
[00:22:50] to continue the war in Ukraine.
[00:22:53] The leader of the AFD youth organization, Lukaric Straus,
[00:22:57] also annexed Sopron on a map. He posted a map of a Greater
[00:23:00] Germany that designated part of Hungary as German
[00:23:04] territory. The post caused such an international
[00:23:07] scandal that he eventually deleted it and resigned. The
[00:23:11] AFD told the news that they distance themselves. The Hungarian
[00:23:14] Foreign Ministry did not wish to comment on the
[00:23:17] matter.
[00:23:20] The head of the AFD youth organization posted this map
[00:23:23] on his social media page. The drawing shows that Sopron would
[00:23:27] also be annexed to Germany. We know that Germans live
[00:23:31] scattered throughout the territory of Hungary,
[00:23:34] mainly in smaller villages. According to the university professor
[00:23:38] at ELTE, the map was created with artificial intelligence
[00:23:41] and marked those areas where a significant German minority
[00:23:45] lives. In Hungary's case, why exactly Sopron was included,
[00:23:48] I cannot explain. There was a referendum after the First
[00:23:52] World War about Sopron's belonging, but in reality,
[00:23:55] Sopron never had such a large
[00:23:58] proportion of German population.
[00:24:01] You can still see smaller blue
[00:24:04] spots on the map, as there are scattered
[00:24:08] German-speaking minorities living in
[00:24:11] smaller rural villages in Hungary. According to
[00:24:14] László Zentai, this theory is confirmed by the fact that the
[00:24:18] map includes, for example, Luxembourg, the German-speaking
[00:24:22] Swiss cantons, Austria, and Alsace-Lorraine, which belongs
[00:24:26] to France, as German territory. To the
[00:24:28] map, the AFD politician wrote: "German unity means
[00:24:32] a Germany that unites the entire German people
[00:24:36] in a single state." This is practically a revanchist policy. According to
[00:24:40] József Kisbenedek, the map, which was published on the day of German
[00:24:43] reunification, is reminiscent of the German occupation of Europe.
[00:24:47] Many people in Hungary also don't like this, especially
[00:24:50] Hungary, which has been stating for a long time that we are independent,
[00:24:54] we are sovereign, and now to join Germany,
[00:24:57] besides the fact that obviously economic relations are important
[00:25:00] for us, and for them too.
[00:25:03] The news contacted the AFD German
[00:25:07] parliamentary representative as well, who said
[00:25:10] that they distance themselves from the young politician.
[00:25:12] from his post.
[00:25:15] The idea is not included anywhere in the AFD program, and
[00:25:19] I find it inconceivable that any of us would
[00:25:22] support it. Meanwhile, the politician deleted his post and also
[00:25:25] resigned from his position. The AFD also told the news that
[00:25:29] there would be no internal investigation, as they consider the matter closed. The
[00:25:32] map provoked strong international reactions, for example, the French
[00:25:35] political sphere also protested. We contacted the
[00:25:39] Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs as well. They wrote that
[00:25:42] they do not wish to
[00:25:44] comment on press reports. Bridges and houses were swept away by a
[00:25:48] massive landslide in Nepal. "The
[00:26:03] mud and water mass full of debris sweeps away a
[00:26:06] bridge in central Nepal, the video was
[00:26:09] made by those living along the Budi Gandaki
[00:26:12] river, who managed to escape to the
[00:26:15] hillside in time. According to Nepalese authorities, the
[00:26:19] flood was caused by a landslide that blocked
[00:26:22] the river, and when the natural dam
[00:26:25] broke, the wall of mud and water started flowing towards the
[00:26:28] valley. Thanks to the immediate warning, most
[00:26:31] people evacuated, but the
[00:26:34] water mass swept away 45 houses, three
[00:26:36] hydroelectric power plants, and five bridges.
[00:26:39] The army's helicopters rescued dozens of residents, workers, and
[00:26:43] foreign tourists. The affected area
[00:26:46] has popular hiking routes, and October is the
[00:26:50] busiest time for visitors.
[00:26:54] Beijing was among the first to offer help. There have been no reports yet
[00:26:58] that
[00:27:00] Chinese citizens were injured in the disaster, we express our
[00:27:04] sympathy to Nepal and are ready to provide
[00:27:08] assistance, said the Chinese foreign ministry spokesman.
[00:27:12] Just a month and a half ago, one of Nepal's biggest
[00:27:15] natural disasters occurred.
[00:27:19] In the region bordering China, a flash flood developed
[00:27:22] after a glacier burst, and more than
[00:27:26] 1400 people died. 500
[00:27:29] people are still missing.
[00:27:32] obviously. Tomorrow, Pope Leo XIV will enter the hospital.
[00:27:36] The head of the Catholic Church announced on Sunday to the faithful gathered in St.
[00:27:40] Peter's Square that a nodule had been found in his lung. It is not yet known
[00:27:44] when he will be operated on. According to the doctors, there is no cause for
[00:27:48] concern due to the operation. Pope Leo
[00:27:50] XIV will be admitted to this
[00:27:53] Roman hospital on Tuesday morning. The head of the
[00:27:57] Catholic Church needs to undergo treatment because a routine
[00:28:00] examination during a minor nodule
[00:28:04] was discovered in his lung. According to his doctors, there is no cause for
[00:28:07] concern. The nodule is well defined, and it was detected at an early
[00:28:11] stage. The lesion is less than
[00:28:14] 3 cm in diameter, there is only a 1-2% chance
[00:28:18] that the lung nodule is malignant, and the risk of complications is very
[00:28:21] rare, explained the hospital's
[00:28:25] chest surgeon. Pope Leo announced the news of the operation
[00:28:28] yesterday in St. Peter's Square. It was a joyful
[00:28:32] surprise that he himself announced
[00:28:35] this at the end of the Angelus prayer from his window. I greatly
[00:28:38] appreciate his gesture, and we immediately decided that we would pray
[00:28:42] for him, said the Archbishop of Braga, Portugal. Most of the
[00:28:46] faithful were surprised by the news, but they are confident in the
[00:28:50] head of the Church's speedy recovery.
[00:28:52] We hope the operation goes well, and
[00:28:56] that everything will be fine with him afterwards, said these
[00:28:59] tourists. According to the Vatican, Pope Leo
[00:29:02] was not rattled by the
[00:29:05] On Monday, he carried out his duties according to his usual busy schedule.
[00:29:09] In the morning, he held seven pre-planned
[00:29:13] meetings. The recovery is expected
[00:29:15] to last about a week. However, the Holy See has not yet provided
[00:29:19] information on whether the operation will affect the head of the Catholic Church's
[00:29:22] planned trip to South America in November.
[00:29:26] With the help of a robot, a knee prosthesis was implanted
[00:29:30] at the Eger Hospital. This is the first
[00:29:33] institution among state hospitals where such an operation
[00:29:36] was performed. The institution decided on its own initiative to
[00:29:40] start shortening waiting lists, and a robot assistant will now
[00:29:42] help the doctors with this.
[00:29:45] I would like to ask if you have
[00:29:47] any objection to the robot, I am very
[00:29:50] happy that this way, so let's do it
[00:29:54] with the robot. Yes, yes, yes. All right, then we will
[00:29:57] do that. With the help of a robot, László Csattó will receive a knee prosthesis.
[00:30:01] He is the first person to be operated on in a state institution
[00:30:04] with this modern technology, which is very
[00:30:08] precise, reliable,
[00:30:11] and also speeds up
[00:30:13] recovery, so
[00:30:16] we trust that it will be
[00:30:20] good.
[00:30:24] The robot helps ensure that the prosthesis is placed in the most appropriate
[00:30:27] position, it senses the knee joint in three
[00:30:30] dimensions, and transmitters help.
[00:30:46] the third point is on the saw itself, and if we move
[00:30:49] the three points in any direction in space, the
[00:30:52] relationship of the three points to each other is determined.