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Following a spill of a green liquid on the grounds of the CATL battery factory in Debrecen (eastern Hungary), Hungarian authorities are taking action. The TISZA government is warning of serious health risks and putting pressure on the Chinese battery giant.

Hungary’s future prime minister, Péter Magyar, is already causing a diplomatic stir before officially taking office. He confirmed that he had invited Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Budapest—but at the same time made it clear that Netanyahu would end up behind bars in Hungary.

Sensitive data from 200,000 users of the TISZA application was leaked after a similar data scandal occurred in early October.