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May 23, 2023
Ukraine: Power loss at nuclear plant underscores ‘highly vulnerable’ safety situation
May 23, 2023
Police digging near reservoir in renewed search for McCann
May 23, 2023
Armenia will accept Karabakh as part of Azerbaijan subject to rights guarantee
May 23, 2023
Ukraine war: Belgorod residents told to stay away
May 23, 2023
Prince Harry loses challenge to pay for police protection in UK
May 23, 2023
Anti-Putin Russian group claims responsibility for Belgorod attack
BRUSSELS — Hungary and Poland are mounting a push to retain the unanimity rule in the European Union's foreign and security policy, a blunt response to a recently formed coalition that is pressing to adopt a qualified majority and put an end to the veto power.The move was announced on Monday afternoon by Péter Szijjártó, Hungary's foreign affairs minister, who said preliminary talks were ongoing to oppose the new "group of friends" for the qualified majority, which includes, among others, Germany and France, the bloc's most influential members."Of course, on the other side, a team is also being organized, if I may say. We had negotiation sat the ambassadorial level here in Brussels" Szijjártó told reporters."Those member states who want to keep...
May 23, 2023
Hungary and Poland rally allies to defend veto power in EU foreign policy
May 23, 2023
Turkey runoff: Third-placed candidate backs Erdogan
May 22, 2023
Meta: Facebook owner fined €1.2 billion for mishandling data
May 22, 2023
World must be ready to respond to next pandemic: WHO chief
