Press - Hungary Now without a Printed Daily Newspaper
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For the last time, a printed political daily has appeared in Hungary. The newspaper "Magyar Nemzet" will be available only weekly from tomorrow. Founded 88 years ago, the paper has long been regarded as a serious conservative publication.
Water consumption in Szentendre has decreased significantly after water usage restrictions were introduced due to the extremely low water level in the Danube, László Gajdos, Minister responsible for the living environment, announced on his social media page.
According to the farewell editorial of the newspaper calling itself Magyar Nemzet, they were the flashlight that illuminated a dark room.
The last daily newspaper, Magyar Nemzet, was published on Friday, and will be printed only once a week from August. Editor-in-chief László Néző said that the paper will not be discontinued, but will be transformed, but he admitted that the printed daily newspaper has had difficulty finding its place in the online news flood.
According to László Néző's interpretation, the Hungarian Nation did not cease to exist, but rather transformed.
Magyar Nemzet will be published for the last time as a daily newspaper on July 31, and the first weekly issue will arrive on August 1, says László Néző. According to the editor-in-chief of Magyar Nemzet, news, credit and tradition are still the most important today.
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