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I think it was a rather opportunistic move. he basically thought that he can grow bigger on the right than in the liberal centre. and it was fascinating to see how orban and his circle basically reprofiled fidesz party as a right—wing party. i left the fidesz at 1994, together with a lot of other people who thought that fidesz�*s original strategy was in the centre. and so i was more an observer ever since, regarding fidesz. but of course, i know many fidesz people even today. so i keep trac...

On the right than in the liberal centre. and it was fascinating to see how orban and his circle basically reprofiled fidesz party as a right—wing party. i left the fidesz at 1994, together with a lot of other people who thought that fidesz�*s original strategy was in the centre. and so i was more an observer ever since, regarding fidesz. but of course, i know many fidesz people even today. so i keep track of the partys development. and even fidesz... orban... orban could get to government. s...

Party as a right—wing party. i left the fidesz at 1994, together with a lot of other people who thought that fidesz�*s original strategy was in the centre. and so i was more an observer ever since, regarding fidesz. but of course, i know many fidesz people even today. so i keep track of the partys development. and even fidesz... orban... orban could get to government. so he was successful in profiling fidesz as a right—wing conservative party. and he became a prime minister already in �*...

Truss. ms truss wrote that she wasnt "blameless" for the unravelling of the mini—budget — but she was never given "a realistic chance" to enact her policies. the sunday times leads on the current prime ministers reported plans to install laws to limit the number of migrants looking for safety on uk shores. the newspaper describes rishi sunak�*s plans as "the most draconian immigration legislation seen in this country". the observer reports that there is "zero chance" that the tories will m...

Hello and thank you forjoining us on the day of one of the biggest tv events on a sunday for years. not us, happy valley, of course. but its a determined woman in real life who is making the news this morning. the former prime minister liz truss, who has said in the sunday telegraph, who get the scoop of her version of events, that she admits she might have done a betterjob at communicating, but there is a long list of others she names at fault for the implosion of her government. she points the...

And the wind brought the feel-like temperature to another record negative 108 degrees. how is that even possible? i dont know. this morning, i spoke with a weather observer about the challenges of working there. >> we actually had one of our doors burst open during the peak of the storm, and they helped us to repair the door in a timely manner. >> what? >> the door just slammed open? >> swung open? >> yes. >> in the middle of the storm? what was that like? >> so briefly terrifying. it took about...

Expend the political capital here. >> washington lost its collective mind yesterdayyester on this. e the chinese doch spyines on on . i think this goes back to maybe some kind of old cold war worryg about, you know, about th something kind of tangible looking up at us .n my houthe joke i had in my househa is that, you know, they art e kind of getting a preview of the next season of yellowstone, yellowstone. >> what a riot o send you outroun on the comedy circuit. well, the chinese e are laughing...

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Those discussions of the potential two state solution, the establishment of the palestinian authority to try to make that happen, now does not feel like a moment where we are close to a solution of any kind to this conflict. on monday, mr blinken held high—level talks with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, injerusalem. remember, the government there has pledged to accelerate the issuing of gun licences to israeli citizens in response to the attacks. its also reinforced its troop n...

Benjamin netanyahu injerusalem. remember, the government there has pledged to accelerate the issuing of gun licences to israeli citizens — in response to the attacks. it�*s also reinforced its troop numbers in the west bank. and called for measures against "the families of terrorists that support terrorism." jane kinninmont is the director of impact at the european leadership network, a think tank. she is a long time scholar and observer of the middle east. thank you very much for coming on ...