Serbian president Aleksandar Vučić said that if the alleged attack had been successful, Hungary and northern Serbia could have been left without gas. #BalkanNews #Explosives #HungarianElections (translated)
The Hungarian government at the time, led by Viktor Orbán, insinuated that Ukraine may have been involved in the planned sabotaging of Hungary’s natural gas supply and issued an order to place the gas pipeline’s Hungarian section under military protection. #BalkanNews #Explosives #HungarianElections (translated)
The proposal for the European Union's new online child protection directive should be accepted as soon as possible and must become law at the earliest opportunity, urged the European Parliament on Tuesday by Henna Virkkunen. #BalkanNews #Explosives #HungarianElections (translated)
The recent elections in Hungary marked a significant political shift as Viktor Orbán was ousted after sixteen years in power, reflecting a strong mandate from voters for a new parliamentary majority that seeks to rebalance the country's relationship with the European project while emphasizing the importance of democracy, pluralism, and the rule of law in the face of rising populism and nationalism in Europe. #Democracy #EuropeanUnion #HungarianElections #HU #EU
Péter Magyar has won the Hungarian elections by a significant margin, leading to the resignation of long-time Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, with Magyar scheduled to take office on May 5 and promising to reinstate close ties with the EU and NATO. #HungarianElections #EUrelations #PoliticalChange
In the Hungarian elections held on April 12, opposition leader Peter Magyar's Tisza party significantly outperformed Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's Fidesz party, securing 138 out of 199 mandates and over 53% of the votes, leading to a peaceful transition of power after 16 years of Orbán's rule, which he acknowledged as a painful defeat. #HungarianElections #PoliticalChange #Democracy
In the Hungarian elections held on April 12, opposition leader Peter Magyar's Tisza party significantly outperformed Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's Fidesz party, securing 138 out of 199 mandates and over 53% of the votes, leading to a peaceful transition of power after 16 years of Orbán's rule, which he acknowledged as a painful defeat. #HungarianElections #PoliticalChange #Democracy
