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Shadow Investigation | Toxic "Health Cigarettes": E-commerce Hot Sellers Claim "Nourishing Lungs", Mysterious Manufacturers Hard to Find
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Shadow Investigation | Toxic "Health Cigarettes": E-commerce Hot Sellers Claim "Nourishing Lungs", Mysterious Manufacturers Hard to Find

A "health cigarette" called "Li Shizhen 1518 Ai Ai Xiang Jiu" is popular online, claiming to be nicotine-free and containing Chinese herbs for health benefits. However, investigations reveal that the advertised manufacturer is untraceable, and medical experts warn that inhaling burning herbs produces toxic substances harmful to the lungs and cardiovascular system, debunking all advertised health claims. Regulatory bodies are investigating but have yet to locate the actual producer.

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Hungary's anti-corruption watchdog calls for investigation into Orban's inner circle over €3.5bn missing EU funds
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Hungary's anti-corruption watchdog calls for investigation into Orban's inner circle over €3.5bn missing EU funds

Hungary's anti-corruption watchdog, the HIA, has called for an investigation into senior officials in Viktor Orban's inner circle over allegations of missing EU funds totaling €3.5 billion. The HIA believes that inflated pricing on government contracts awarded to communications companies may be the source of the missing money, potentially damaging Orban's legacy.

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Hungary's anti-corruption watchdog calls for investigation into €3.5bn missing EU funds
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Hungary's anti-corruption watchdog calls for investigation into €3.5bn missing EU funds

Hungary's anti-corruption watchdog, the HIA, has called for an investigation into senior officials in Viktor Orban's inner circle over potentially inflated government contracts totaling €3.5 billion in missing EU funds. The allegations center on communications companies awarded €10 billion in contracts over four years, with the HIA suspecting a third of that amount may be due to overpricing and a risk of corruption. The watchdog is particularly interested in the Lounge group tied to Gyula Balasy, whose companies saw a dramatic rise in state contracts during Orban's tenure. The new prime minister, Peter Magyar, has pledged to tackle corruption and reacquire stolen state assets.

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