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Hungary’s incoming Prime Minister Péter Magyar has defended his decision to appoint his brother-in-law, Márton Melléthei-Barna, as Minister of Justice. He’s been slammed, primarily by figures in the now opposition Fidesz party, which was ousted from government when Magyar’s Tisza won 12 April’s parliamentary elections by a landslide. “We need to start putting our country back on track, bringing home EU funds, kick-starting the economy and improving public services,” Magyar said in a roughly six-minute video uploaded to social media. “As well as healing the wounds of the past decades, reuniting the Hungarian nation and of course bringing justice to…
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The fatal New Year’s Eve fire at the Swiss ski resort of Crans-Montana left 41…
Croatia signed a deal with the United States on Wednesday to boost the expansion of…
Spain’s migration policy is “almost like a state policy”, focused on integration, coexistence and recognising…
False rumours have gained traction online alleging that Ukraine’s ambassador to the US, Olga Stefanishyna,…
Published on 30/04/2026 – 18:01 GMT+2 A French teen is facing mischief and public nuisance…
Published on 30/04/2026 – 18:20 GMT+2•Updated 18:22 The European Union should not “humiliate” itself by…
The UK government raised the country’s official threat level from terrorism from substantial to severe…
US President Trump has continued his tirade against German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, who heads the…
Fresh from Washington after several days of talks with US counterparts, EU Trade Commissioner Maroš…
Updated: 30/04/2026 – 17:12 GMT+2 British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is heckled with jeers of…
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