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Viktor Orbán conceded defeat

Hungary's Orbán suffers crushing defeat; rival Magyar wins super-majority in parliament

By The Foreign Desk Staff

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Orban

Orbán concedes defeat to Magyar in Hungary election

There was a record turnout at the polls.

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The parking lot where they boy had been held in a van since 2024

Malnourished boy freed in France after being caged by father in a van for more than a year

The boy was so malnourished he could not walk. The father said he kept his son in the van for his protection

Europe

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Donald Trump, Viktor Orban

Hungarians go to the polls to decide fate of pro-Trump leader Orbán

The outcome of the vote could have political implications, not just in Budapest, but in Brussels, Washington, and Moscow

Aid comes to newly-liberated Kherson

UN High Commissioner is alarmed by reports of children being arrested in Iranian protests

Liz Truss praises Britain, JK Rowling’s push to ban transgender treatment for minors

Putin signs controversial anti-LGBTQ law

Ukrainian President Zelensky heads to Washington, D.C.

Third arrest made after 26-year-old killed on Christmas Eve in Tranmere, UK

Ukraine's U.S. Ambassador says Russia has lot lost more than 100,000 troops so far

At least one dead after Russian missiles hit Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk

Russian FM alleges Sec. Blinken sent message telling Russia to leave Ukraine

UK Foreign Minister: Putin cannot redraw borders by force

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