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Debrecen

city in Hungary

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  • Aug 16

    Poland evacuates injured pilgrims from Hungary bus crash as prosecutors seek trial transfer

    Twelve more Polish citizens injured in a fatal bus crash on Hungary's M3 motorway returned home on Wednesday, as prosecutors in Krosno requested jurisdiction over the investigation into the driver.

  • Jul 3

    FAI warns boycott of Israel matches would cost Irish football up to €10.3m ahead of crunch EGM vote

    The Football Association of Ireland has told its general assembly that refusing to play the autumn Nations League fixtures against Israel would trigger losses of at least €5.5m and potentially €10.3m, as it seeks endorsement of its decision at an extraordinary general meeting on 8 July.

  • Jul 3

    Tens of thousands protest at Mercedes-Benz across Germany against plans to extend working hours without pay

    More than 33,000 Mercedes-Benz employees across Germany walked out in protest on Friday against management plans to raise the working week from 35 to 40 hours without extra pay and to cut other benefits.

  • Jun 10

    Spidercam catches fire and crashes onto pitch during Hungary-Kazakhstan friendly, narrowly missing cameraman

    A suspended TV camera caught fire and plunged more than 20 metres onto the field at Nagyerdei Stadium in Debrecen, landing two metres from a cameraman and forcing a stoppage in the first half.

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