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Hungary rivals make final pitch as Orbán fights for political life

Hungary rivals make final pitch as Orbán fights for political life

Updated 9:48 p.m.

DEBRECEN, Hungary — Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar and Prime Minister Viktor Orbán made competing final pitches to voters on Saturday, a day before the country heads to the polls in what is seen as its most critical election since the transition to democracy. Magyar told supporters in the eastern city of Debrecen that Orbán, who trails in the polls, would be ejected from office. He ...

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Ukraine accuses Russia of hundreds of Easter ceasefire violations

KYIV, Ukraine — Ukraine on Saturday accused Russia of hundreds of violations of a Kremlin-declared ceasefire over Orthodox Easter. Ukraine’s general staff said attacks had continued, recording 469 breaches of the truce, including hundreds of drone strikes, 153 instances of shelling and 22 assault operations. The 32-hour ceasefire, ordered by Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday, went ...
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Hungary rivals make final pitch as Orbán fights for political life

DEBRECEN, Hungary — Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar and Prime Minister Viktor Orbán made competing final pitches to voters on Saturday, a day before the country heads to the polls in what is seen as its most critical election since the transition to democracy. Magyar told supporters in the eastern city of Debrecen that Orbán, who trails in the polls, would be ejected from office. He ...
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Ukraine hit Russian oil pumping station before ceasefire

Ukraine struck a fuel pumping station in Russia’s Krasnodar region overnight, hours before the start of 32-hour ceasefire for Orthodox Easter and a prisoner-of-war swap. Kyiv’s forces hit the Krymskaya facility, Ukraine’s General Staff said on Telegram. Earlier, authorities of the southern Russian region reported on Telegram that a drone attack had caused a fire at a fuel depot, but didn’t ...
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Orban warns of ‘danger’ if Hungarians oust him in elections

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban addressed the nation two days before pivotal elections, telling voters that he was the safe bet and that ousting him after 16 years in office, as independent polls suggest may happen, would imperil the nation. “We are now facing the danger of losing everything we have built together,” Orban said on Friday morning on his social media channel. He said ...
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US asks allies for quick plans to secure Hormuz after pact

The U.S. wants specific commitments from European allies on their pledge to help secure the Strait of Hormuz after the fighting in Iran stops, requesting that countries present concrete plans to ensure navigation through the waterway within days, according to a senior NATO official.
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North Korea fires projectile after South Korean leader’s apology

SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea fired an unidentified projectile Wednesday, South Korea’s military said, just days after South Korean President Lee Jae Myung expressed regret over an incident involving drones that crossed the border into the North’s airspace. Pyongyang launched at least one projectile toward waters off its east coast, South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said. Further details ...
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U.S. outlines phased strategy for Venezuela’s stabilization after Maduro capture

The Trump administration has been working through a phased strategy to stabilize Venezuela following the capture of Nicolás Maduro earlier this year, prioritizing security and economic recovery under interim leader Delcy Rodríguez as Washington gradually deepens engagement with Caracas. The approach, described in recent remarks by a senior U.S. defense official at a Miami forum, envisions a ...
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Shelly Kittleson, US journalist kidnapped in Iraq, is freed

Iran-aligned Iraqi armed group Kataib Hezbollah said on Tuesday, April 7, that it would release abducted U.S. journalist Shelly Kittleson, reported Reuters, the New York Times and ​the Associated Press. It added that she must leave Iraq immediately.