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Hungarian PM gifts Turkish leader a horse during his trip to Budapest.

Petr Pavel expects ‘significant developments’ benefitting Russia next year.

Several thousand people took to the streets to rally against what they called a rigged election.

Leaders had failed to sway Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán over the package during a previous meeting.

Plus: Wall Street likes noncompetes. Workers don’t.

The EU has been considering the possibility of applying the provisions of Article 7 of the Treaty on the European Union, which can make it possible to deprive Budapest of the right to vote due to the requirements put forward by Hungary in exchange for financial assistance to Ukraine.

NV reporters witnessed the swift transformation of Ukraine's European future in Brussels, shifting from a gloomy morning outlook to a to an optimistic evening within a matter of hours on Dec. 14.

The European Union will hold a special summit to discuss the allocation of €50 billion in additional assistance to Ukraine for a four-year period on 1 February 2024. Source: This was announced at a press conference on Monday in Brussels by Charles Michel, the President of the European Council, European Pravda writes.

Europe’s new law seeks to counter state control over media and journalists.

Donald Trump has aligned himself with Vladimir Putin and Viktor Orbán in his latest attempt to deflect from his criminal proceedings and win over supporters in his bid for the White House.