Hungarian President Sulyok Tamás announced the opening of the Sándor Palace to visitors, promising insights into its history, notably one day before the deadline set by Péter Magyar.

Egy mondattal reagáltak.

Videos for Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok cost fifty million forints last year, with the Sándor Palace contracting a company led by the editor-in-chief of Cegléd City Television for film production.

Progress in the Endre Kónya pardon scandal investigation is stalled as the Sándor Palace has not released relevant documents, awaiting an official government request that has not been sent.

László Toroczkai, leader of Hungary's 'Our Homeland Movement,' stated that democracy cannot be restored through coup-like means, following exploratory talks at the Sándor Palace.

Members of the Hungarian government are receiving their credentials at Sándor Palace, with a government meeting reportedly scheduled for Wednesday to discuss further details.

The Sándor Palace, Hungary's presidential residence, reportedly spent 50 million forints on promotional videos about President Sulyok, contracting an old acquaintance for the project. The videos, however, garnered very low viewership on YouTube.