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US Casts Vote with Russia Against UN Resolution Denouncing Invasion of Ukraine
In a surprising turn in diplomacy, the United States joins forces with Russia in opposing a resolution that highlights the increasing international dissatisfaction with the invasion of Ukraine.
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AfD Chief Alice Weidel Enhances Global Standing Through Meeting with Viktor Orban
Despite being sidelined by the leaders of the extreme-left coalition, the AfD’s involvement in advancing a parliamentary motion and its growing international connections indicate its rising influence on the political scene.
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Hungary's Asylum Grant to Fugitive Polish Minister Escalates Tensions with Warsaw
Budapest grants refuge to ex-minister accused of embezzling millions, straining EU unity and fueling geopolitical intrigue.
Italy Acquits Salvini: Landmark Trial Concludes with Deputy PM Vindicated
Matteo Salvini cleared of kidnapping charges, reigniting debates over state sovereignty and migrant policies.
Western Soldiers Killed in Ukraine: A Warning of Dangerous Escalation or a Necessary Stand?
As reports of American and European casualties emerge, the debate intensifies over the West’s involvement in Ukraine and its implications for global security.
Zelensky Dismisses Peace Proposals, Informs Orban: “Peace Is Not My Objective”
Hungarian Leader Viktor Orban discloses his request to Ukrainian President Zelensky to seek peace, but Zelensky responded: "Sorry, peace is not my focus."
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz recently acknowledged a significant rift within the EU regarding the handling of the Ukraine war, highlighting his inability to unify European leaders on the Western strategy.
Although there have been appeals for unity, Scholz acknowledged that not every EU member, especially Hungary's Viktor Orban, supports ongoing assistance for the NATO-led conflict with Moscow.
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From Pandemic Challenges to Social Justice Legacy: Key Highlights and Urgent Calls for Action in the UK
UK Covid Inquiry Reveals Unused Decision Tool; Prince William Shares Personal Struggles Amid Environmental Advocacy.
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Viktor Orban expressed his view of the EU loud and clear, calling it 'a benign dictatorship at best, not a democracy.'
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Viktor Orban’s Bold Stand on Immigration
Brussels expects Hungary to bear the burden of its foolish mass immigration policies and the failed EUSA war on Russia. But Hungary has had enough.
EU Relocates Summit to Punish Hungary over Orban's Ukraine Visit
The EU has moved an important foreign affairs summit from Budapest to Brussels to punish Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban for his Ukraine peace mission, which the EU sees as opposing its policies. The decision follows criticism of O...
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EU Parliament Condemns Hungarian PM's Russia Visit
The European Parliament has condemned Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s recent trip to Russia and peace efforts for Ukraine. The Parliament described Orban’s visit as a violation of EU treaties, calling his peace efforts irrelevant...
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Kremlin Criticizes EU Rejection of Orban’s Ukraine Peace Proposal
The EU's condemnation of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's Ukraine peace initiative signals that Brussels' pro-war policies will persist, says Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov. Orban, advocating for negotiations rather than armin...
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Orban’s Fidesz Party Wins Majority in Hungary’s EU Elections as New Challenger Emerges
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s Fidesz party won 43 percent of the vote in the European Parliament elections, securing 11 seats, but with reduced support from previous years. The new opposition party, Respect and Freedom, led by ...
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Orban Amplifies Anti-NATO Rhetoric Ahead of Elections
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is using heightened rhetoric against Brussels and NATO to stoke fears of a war between the West and Russia as elections approach. Orban has refused to supply Ukraine with weapons and blocked European...
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Orban: Destroy Liberal World Order - Predicts End This Year
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban believes the liberal world order has brought chaos and must be destroyed.
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban described Hungary as a unique entity within Europe, emphasizing its distinct stance against liberal trends
He highlighted Hungary's exceptional safety record and its firm opposition to illegal migration and what he termed "woke madness." Orban expressed a strong desire to maintain these national characteristics.
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Trump Won't "Give A Penny To Ukraine", Claims Hungary PM
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban claims that during their meeting in Florida, former President Donald Trump told him he wouldn't provide financial support for Ukraine's conflict with Russia.
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Hungary Elects New President Amidst Former's Resignation Over Pardon Controversy
Amidst the political turmoil triggered by a child sex abuse pardon, Hungary's National Assembly appointed a new president.
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Hungary Refuses to Yield to european union's Economic Coercion Tactics Seeking to Force Policy Change in Exchange for Money.
Budapest Resists Economic Coercion and Threats to Voting Rights Amidst EU's Intensifying Crackdown
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EU Leader Reverses Position on Election
European Council President Charles Michel has decided not to run for a seat in the European Parliament elections this June.
Turkish Parliament Approves Sweden's NATO Membership Bid
Turkey's Parliament has endorsed Sweden's application to join NATO with a vote of 287-55, Sweden now awaits Hungary's approval to become the 30th member of the transatlantic military alliance.
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British Company to Launch Satellite Internet Service from New Station
Charles Michel, President of the European Council, has unexpectedly announced that he will resign from his position after opting to run in the upcoming European Parliament elections slated for June. His current mandate expires in November.
Former President Restricted from Leaving Ukraine Amid Alleged Plan to Meet Hungary's Viktor Orban
Ukraine's former President Poroshenko was prevented from leaving the country to meet with Hungary's Prime Minister Orban, despite having parliamentary permission. Under martial law, Ukrainian men aged 18-60 require special approval to tr...
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Labour Delayed Palestine Action Ban Over Riot Concerns
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High Street Retailers to Enforce Bans on Serial Shoplifters
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Corbyn Eyes Hard-Left Challenge to Starmer’s Leadership
London Tube Trains Suspended After Major Fire Erupts Nearby
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UK Educators Sound Alarm on Declining Child Literacy
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