Hungary's Péter Magyar says his government ‘will be a constructive partner' in EU
Hungarian election winner Péter Magyar promised a beginning of a new era during an international news conference after his Tisza party's victory in Budapest on Monday.
Hungary's Péter Magyar says his government ‘will be a constructive partner' in EU
Hungarian election winner Péter Magyar promised a beginning of a new era during an international news conference after his Tisza party's victory in Budapest on Monday.
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