Hungary vote removes Ukraine’s staunchest foe in EU
But some are sceptical on whether the next leader, Peter Magyar will show stronger backing for Kyiv.
Hungary vote removes Ukraine’s staunchest foe in EU
But some are sceptical on whether the next leader, Peter Magyar will show stronger backing for Kyiv.
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