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Hungary in 2023: Orban Faces Perfect Storm

While 2023 could represent the most difficult year yet for Hungary’s national-populist government, there is only a slim chance the opposition will be able to capitalise on this. Viktor Orban’s 13th year in power will put the prime minister’s political skills to the test, as a perfect storm looms.

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Ukraine Interior Minister Killed In Helicopter Crash Near Kyiv

Ukrainian authorities said Wednesday that a helicopter crash outside the country’s capital, Kyiv, claimed the lives of at least 17 people, including the interior minister. The aircraft fell near a kindergarten in the town of Brovary, some 20 kilometers northeast of Kyiv, while children and staff were inside the building, …

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Russia’s Invasion Of Ukraine: A Stronger NATO – OpEd

The NATO military alliance of 30-country regional security coalition post Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has resulted in becoming stronger and is on the verge of a further expansion. Sweden and Finland are seeking immediate induction into NATO. The Russia-Ukraine conflict is not a confrontation between only Ukraine and Russia, but …

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Kosovo: Yes In NATO – OpEd

Mr. Gerard Gallucci, exactly on January 15, on the 23rd anniversary of the Serbian Massacre in the village of Reçak, not far from Pristina, the capital of Kosovo, published an opinion entitled: Kosovo: Not Up To NATO. The first sentence of this opinion, as a quote from a January 12 …

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