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Hungary’s incoming Prime Minister Péter Magyar could shape not only domestic policy but also the future of Europe’s energy ties with Russia, after winning the 12 April election and promising to eliminate his country’s dependency on Russian energy imports by 2035. Magyar has also pledged to align Hungary more closely with EU efforts to diversify oil and gassupply, a process the EU launched in 2022 following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. But even though shifting away from outgoing Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s reliance on Russian oil could accelerate the region’s move away from Moscow, it will not come without economic and…
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A false claim that Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar plans to bring back military conscription…
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The European Commission is considering a tax on excessive profits from the oil and gas…
After six weeks of conflict in the Middle East, the United States (US) and Iran…
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With summer approaching, late flights are still an issue across Europe. In its latest annual…
US President Donald Trump has said allies must find a solution within days to reopen…
Published on 10/04/2026 – 7:51 GMT+2•Updated 8:00 On today’s show: Top story: Euronews’ Stefan Grobe…
Tighter EU borders and migration deals with African countries have failed to reduce the number…
A handful of days before Hungarians vote in elections that pit long-time leader Viktor Orbán…
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