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French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barro spoke out sharply against the nomination of former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán for the post of UN Secretary-General. The statement followed a report by The Wall Street Journal that the US administration considers Orbán a suitable candidate.
Aziz KarimovDmitry Peskov said that Russia would consider the nomination of former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán for the post of UN Secretary-General. According to the WSJ, the Trump administration is encouraging his candidacy, and the US, Russia and China could back it in the Security Council. Peskov also said that the dates for three-way talks on Ukraine in Abu Dhabi have not been set, and that the local ceasefire in Oleshky has not been violated so far.
Otabek YusupovAccording to The Wall Street Journal, the US administration is discussing nominating former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban for UN Secretary-General as a joint candidate of the US, Russia and China. No final decision has been made, and Orban himself has not commented on the information. According to The Wall Street Journal, the US administration is discussing nominating former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán for the post of UN Secretary-General as a joint candidate of the United States, Russia and China. No final decision has been made, and Orbán himself has not commented on the information.
Aziz KarimovHungary's parliament, by 139 votes to 51, adopted amendments removing anti-LGBTQ+ provisions from the 2021 'child protection' law of the Orbán era. This is the first major rollback of the restrictions since pro-European Prime Minister Péter Magyar came to power in May. The ruling Tisza party passed the law without opposition support; Fidesz voted against. The EU welcomed the decision, but human rights advocates note that many discriminatory provisions remain in place.
Aziz KarimovThe EU Council terminated the budgetary conditionality mechanism introduced in 2022 under Viktor Orbán's government. The decision unfreezes €4.2 billion and restores Hungary's access to Erasmus+ and Horizon Europe. After the victory of Péter Magyar's Tisza party, an agreement was reached to unlock a total of €16.4 billion in exchange for reforms.
Aziz Karimov
