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NASA astronaut photograph from ISS of Budapest Hungary at night showing Danube River dividing Buda Pest Obuda

Orbán Lost in April. He Just Got Re-Elected Fidesz Leader. Hungary’s New Government Has Already Reversed His Russia Policy.

Viktor Orbán was re-elected leader of Fidesz at a party congress on Saturday, running unopposed and collecting 729 of 737 delegate votes. The April 12 election that toppled his government — to

June 14, 2026

by Dilnaz Shaikh

Peter Magyar takes the oath as Hungary's prime minister in Budapest

Hungary Moves to Dismantle the State Media Machine Orban Spent Sixteen Years Building

Peter Magyar's Tisza party has submitted a bill to break up the MTVA state media holding, revive the MTI wire service as an independent agency, and create a parity-based committee to guard public broadcasting from political capture.

June 13, 2026

by Europe Desk

FIDE President Arkady Dvorkovich at a chess federation event in Samarkand 2025

Hungary’s Veto Is Gone. Now the EU Is Coming for Russia’s Chess King, Patriarch, and Sports Chiefs.

The European Commission has revived a sanctions push against Patriarch Kirill and FIDE chief Arkady Dvorkovich

Global energy crisis after OPEC output collapse and rising demand for Russian oil

OPEC Oil Collapse, Hungary Signals Shift on Russia Supplies

Global oil markets are entering one of their most volatile phases in decades, with fresh data from OPEC+ nations exposing a structural shock that is rapidly reshaping the balance of power between

April 13, 2026

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Russia accuses Japan of acting as Western proxy in Ukraine drone war escalation

Moscow Summons Japanese Ambassador Over Kyiv Drone Deal, Calls Move ‘Openly Hostile’

This latest flashpoint in the Russia Ukraine War highlights how global alliances are increasingly shaping the battlefield beyond Eastern Europe. Moscow sharply escalated its rhetoric against Tokyo on Wednesday, summoning Japan’s ambassador

April 8, 2026

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Explosives discovered near Russian gas pipeline supplying Hungary through Serbia

Ukraine Openly Trying to Cut Europe Off From Russian Energy, Hungary Warns

Ukraine is openly attempting to cut Europe off from Russian energy supplies, Hungary’s foreign minister declared this week, sharpening a geopolitical confrontation that is increasingly centered not on diplomacy, but on the

April 7, 2026

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Europe energy crisis linked to Russian oil supplies through Druzhba pipeline

EU Sanctions Backfire as Slovakia Demands Return of Russian Energy Supplies

In the marble corridors of Brussels, where policy is often crafted in the language of unity and resolve, a quiet but consequential fracture is widening. The European Union’s long-standing sanctions regime against

April 4, 2026

News

Drone strike damage at Russia Primorsk oil terminal during Russia Ukraine War

Ukraine Drone Strikes Hit Russian Oil Infrastructure as Moscow Launches 700 Drones

The Russia Ukraine War has entered a volatile and technologically transformed phase, one defined not by trench warfare or tank battles, but by long-range drone strikes targeting the economic lifelines of a

April 2, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Russia Ukraine War in Luhansk region showing destruction and frontline conflict in eastern Ukraine

Russia Claims Full Control of Luhansk as Kyiv Rejects Victory Narrative

Russia said on Tuesday that its forces had taken full control of Ukraine’s eastern Luhansk region, declaring what it described as a decisive milestone in the Russia Ukraine War. Ukrainian officials swiftly

April 1, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Ukrainian drone strike hits Russia Ust-Luga oil port with smoke rising from storage tanks

Ukrainian Drones Strike Ust-Luga Oil Port Again as Energy Infrastructure Comes Under Sustained Attack

The war between Russia and Ukraine has entered a new and increasingly consequential phase, one defined not only by trench warfare and missile barrages along the front lines, but by a calculated

March 31, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

EU gas storage facilities at critically low levels across Europe in 2026

EU Gas Reserves Hit Critical Low Levels as Crisis Deepens

MOSCOW — Europe’s energy system is once again under strain as gas reserves across the European Union fall to what Russian officials describe as dangerously low levels, raising urgent questions about the bloc’s

March 30, 2026

News

Russia Ukraine War maternity hospital strike in Odesa after drone attack

Newborns Escape Death as Bombs Hit Maternity Hospital, US Rejects Ukraine Land Deal Claims

In one of the most harrowing escalations of the Russia Ukraine War in recent months, a wave of massive drone and missile strikes tore through Ukrainian cities overnight, damaging critical infrastructure and

March 28, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico during press briefing on Ukraine aid dispute

Slovakia Launches Police Probe Into Robert Fico as Ukraine Aid Freeze Sparks Treason Allegations

Slovak authorities have launched a formal investigation into Prime Minister Robert Fico, plunging the country into a deepening political crisis that underscores widening fractures within Europe over the war in Ukraine and

March 27, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

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Orbán Lost in April. He Just Got Re-Elected Fidesz Leader. Hungary’s New Government Has Already Reversed His Russia Policy.

Hungary Moves to Dismantle the State Media Machine Orban Spent Sixteen Years Building

Hungary’s Veto Is Gone. Now the EU Is Coming for Russia’s Chess King, Patriarch, and Sports Chiefs.

OPEC Oil Collapse, Hungary Signals Shift on Russia Supplies

Moscow Summons Japanese Ambassador Over Kyiv Drone Deal, Calls Move ‘Openly Hostile’

Ukraine Openly Trying to Cut Europe Off From Russian Energy, Hungary Warns

EU Sanctions Backfire as Slovakia Demands Return of Russian Energy Supplies

Ukraine Drone Strikes Hit Russian Oil Infrastructure as Moscow Launches 700 Drones

Russia Claims Full Control of Luhansk as Kyiv Rejects Victory Narrative

Ukrainian Drones Strike Ust-Luga Oil Port Again as Energy Infrastructure Comes Under Sustained Attack

EU Gas Reserves Hit Critical Low Levels as Crisis Deepens

Newborns Escape Death as Bombs Hit Maternity Hospital, US Rejects Ukraine Land Deal Claims

Slovakia Launches Police Probe Into Robert Fico as Ukraine Aid Freeze Sparks Treason Allegations

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