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Péter Magyar Led Hungarians out of Autocracy. Where Will He Take Them Now?
In his first substantial conversation with a foreign journalist since being elected, the new Prime Minister promised, “We don’t want to build a power machine.”
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Orbán associates rush to move wealth out of Hungary after election defeat
Incoming PM Péter Magyar accuses Fidesz-linked figures of trying to shield their wealth from accountability
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Chernobyl survivors reveal what happened after nuclear disaster (FULL DOCUMENTARY)
RT speaks to Chernobyl liquidators, doctors, scientists, archivists, and residents of the Belarusian exclusion zone
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Von der Leyen pushes abolition of veto power in EU
Majorities should dictate the bloc’s common foreign policy, the European Commission president has insisted
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Magyar beats Orban in battle for Hungary: What happens now?
Peter Magyar’s decisive win will reshape Hungary’s relations with both East and West
Magyar beats Orban in battle for Hungary: What happens now?
Peter Magyar’s decisive win will reshape Hungary’s relations with both East and West
Danish Prime Minister in Limbo After Poor Election Result
Mette Frederiksen’s party suffers worst election in over a century, despite her defense of Greenland and confrontation with Trump
Italy’s Leader Once Seemed Unbeatable. A Surprise Defeat Has Dented Her Aura.
Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni had led one of Italy’s most stable postwar governments. Now she’s under pressure after failing to convince Italians to back a judicial overhaul.
Russia sentences 19 people for deadly concert hall attack that killed 149 people
Most received life sentences for the Crocus City Hall attack 2 years ago
Putin is trying to pitch himself as peacemaker in Iran, but Russia also sees opportunity
Russia may benefit in the short term as oil prices rise and the Iran war diverts global attention elsewhere
New Louvre director tasked with leading a beleaguered landmark out of decades of crisis
Art historian and president of France's Versailles Palace Christophe Leribault is taking the reins of the world’s most famous museum, a day after his predecessor submitted her resignation. Leribault faces the daunting task of steering the Louvre out of decades of crisis and reinforcing security after the brazen theft of a collection of jewels last year.
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Rubio speech signals US-Europe relations are bruised but still friendly
The US Secretary of State sounds a conciliatory tone as he addresses European leaders in Munich.
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Epstein Fallout Piles Pressure on U.K. Prime Minister
Keir Starmer—already trailing in the polls —faces questions over his decision to appoint an old Epstein friend as ambassador to the U.S.
