Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar and Foreign Minister Anita Orban have repeatedly said that the country’s new government will neither supply weapons to Ukraine nor allow Hungarian trops to be sent there
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HSBC reportedly purchased $130 million in shares of companies linked to Israel’s military, a move that critics allege violated Islamic law compliance requirements. The bank has not publicly confirmed the specific details of these transactions or the extent of any regulatory breaches.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov reportedly held discussions covering bilateral relations and broader regional developments. No specific outcomes or agreements were detailed in the available information.
According to La Repubblica, European officials currently have no funds available to allocate to Ukraine
Public opposition to the Iran War could threaten Republican control of Congress, as economic fallout fuels voter anger.