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Hungary's so-called anti-LGBT law, which its supporters say is designed to guard minors from LGBT content, has inadvertently sparked increased public support for the LGBT community, fostering a significant rise in both interest and engagement with LGBT-related arts and cultural discourse.

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A government campaign against what it calls “homosexual propaganda” is unsettling booksellers and has resulted in the firing of the director of one of the country’s leading museums.

Budapest, Hungary: Hungarys National Museum said on Wednesday that it cannot enforce a government order barring minors from the World Press Photo exhibition under a controversial law targeting LGBTQ content.

Hungary banned children from attending a prestigious press photo exhibition due to LGBTQ content that is said to violate the country's strict morality laws.

Hungarys National Museum said on Wednesday that it cannot enforce a government order barring minors from the World Press Photo exhibition under a controversial law targeting LGBTQ content.

Hungary's National Museum said on Wednesday that it cannot enforce a government order barring minors from the World Press Photo exhibition under a controversial law targeting LGBTQ content.But the National Museum told AFP that it "cannot legally enforce" the government order as it cannot ask for identity cards.

Ukraine rejects the idea that Moscow would ultimately have to approve Kyiv’s bid for NATO membership, spokesman says

Ukraine does not need Russia's permission to become a member of NATO, but it is dangerous that some Hungarian politicians are trying to make the security of the Euro-Atlantic space dependent on Moscow's whims, said spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Oleh Nikolenko.