An Indonesian Instagram influencer who documented her journey with a paralyzing spinal cord injury has died at 21 Edèlenyi Laura Anna had over 1.8 million followers on Instagram where she shared selfies and snapshots of her life announced Anna's death on Wednesday in an Instagram story that is no longer available to view so many people miss you," Irén wrote in another Wednesday Instagram story Irén added she was thankful Anna would no longer be in pain and that she's "willing to lose you as long as you're not sick anymore."  The Instagram story showed a framed picture of Anna surrounded by a funeral flower arrangement and candles Anna wrote in an Instagram caption on December 8 that she was "really tired" and "traumatized and haven't left the house for 2 years." Her last Instagram picture showed her sitting at a table surrounded by other people.  Numerous Indonesian influencers have made posts mourning her, including Lula Lahfah, who has 2.1 million Instagram followers. On Wednesday, she wrote in one of the captions that Anna was a good friend and that she will always remember and love her.  Shandy Purnamasari, an Instagrammer with 1.9 million followers who was featured in the influencer's last post, shared a picture of her by Anna's bedside on Wednesday writing in the caption that Anna isn't sick or sad anymore and is happy on God's side and Purnamasari did not respond to requests for comment This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Hungary’s top court on Friday struck down several provisions of the law that regulates the ownership and operation of Hungarian castles The 2023 law establishes significantly lighter regulations for some of the specially protected property than the 2011 law on national assets and rules on the transfer of such property “do not correspond to the provisions of the Fundamental Law” The court said legislators must take the interest of the state related to the protection of national assets into consideration and ensure transparent management It added that the public interest should be taken into account when national property is transferred to a private entity and should be made use of in the spirit of a national property which assets may fall under the scope of the regulation and who may obtain the right to acquire them tenders related to property acquisition should be made public the new law allowed lighter regulation for specially protected assets The court sent back the legislation to MPs for reconsideration and website in this browser for the next time I comment Y"},"category":false,"taxonomy":{"active":false,"name":"category"}},"markup":{"custom_html":true,"wpp-start":"","wpp-end":"<\/ul>","title-start":"","title-end":"<\/h2>","post-html":"{thumb} {title} {stats}<\/span>{excerpt}<\/p><\/li>"},"theme":{"name":""}} You have successfully joined our subscriber list SupportUs Newsletter © 2025 DailyNewsHungary | All rights reserved A new bill allows construction and transport minister János Lázár to distribute the state’s castles Lázár’s ministry may give the ownership or asset management rights of the monuments concerned to natural and legal persons including even private individuals for free Pécel and Iszkaszentgyörgy in their article Lázár defended his idea by saying the Hungarian state is not a good owner Only private or church owners can take care of those assets The bill appeared on the ministry’s website, and the report stage ended on 2 June. If the parliament accepts it (and Lázár’s Fidesz had a supermajority in the Hungarian legislation) all state-owned castles can be privatised this summer companies or churches) will be allowed to submit a plea to the minister for the castles’ ownership or asset management rights everybody can get a castle who can maintain it If the asset management right owner breaks the contract dies without an heir or ceases operation without a successor the bill’s first draft had an annex listing the castles concerned The new version does not include that document There are 50 castles under Lázár’s ministry the new owners will not have to open the castle buildings to the public The castle has to remain open only if it hosts a public collection That means there will be some castles with new owners who get that right for free But they will not have to allow any visitors That means they may use the property as their own castle Válasz Online wrote that it would depend on deals between the new owner(s) and János Lázár who will get a castle and under what conditions they can rewrite each law and modify the aforementioned conditions Featured image: the astonishing Baroque castle of Edelény That asset is not concerned in the new “program” because it is no longer under Lázár’s ministery but belongs to the local government of Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County The opposition Momentum Movement is turning to the European Union’s anti-graft body (OLAF) asking for measures to stop the sale of state-owned revamped Hungarian castles to private buyers Momentum earlier organised a series of petitions and demonstrations to save castles nationwide Those buildings should be kept and operated by the state Dávid Bedő Momentum’s deputy parliamentary group leader noted that 12 castles had been reconstructed using EU funds as well as government support The EU contracts for such funding bar the government from privatising the buildings in question and so Momentum is asking OLAF to review the draft legislation and “help us prevent this marauders’ privatisation,” he said We wrote about the new bill that would make buying castles easier for private individuals HERE So Fidesz has been using EU money and the money of Hungarian taxpayers to refurbish castles not for the public but for themselves after the government sells the castles for peanuts to Fidesz elite members The EU was fraudulently led to believe it was funding projects for the benefit of the public not to Fidesz oligarchs Corruption doesn’t get much worse than this Hungary is known for its magnificent castles Some have kept their original form while others have been renovated Here are some fairytale castles you must visit if you are staying in Hungary Jean-François L’Huillier started the construction of the castle in 1716 on the Edelény estate his wife Marie-Madeleine de Saint-Croix completed it in 1730 researchers have not been able to find out who designed this unique building complex A parking lot and service room suitable for 70 cars and 8 buses await visitors upon arrival You can take photos in the park of the castle in one of the painted rooms of the western wing in the carriage passage as well as in the staircase and the chapel The Nádasdy Castle is one of Hungary’s most beautiful neo-Gothic surrounded by a 24-hectare landscaped garden You can visit the permanent exhibition where you can get to know the legendary love story of Ferenc Nádasdy and Count Ilona Zichy or read and hear about the castle building project it is worth taking a walk in the stunning castle garden This fairytale castle offers a magical atmosphere and interactive exhibitions for visitors It was built between 1875 and 1879 according to the plans of Miklós Ybl The historic restoration of the castle took place between 2019 and 2022 and now it is open to the public you can also take a walk in the castle park or admire the paintings and antique furniture in the permanent exhibition Many stories are related to one of the most picturesque castle hotels in Hungary which was built by Baron Zsigmond Schossberger in 1883 as a sign of his love and devotion to his wife The architectural features of the fairytale castle evoke the charm of the Chateaus along the Loire and are characterised by Neo-Renaissance and Neo-Baroque styles so you can spend a night or two in this magical place