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Viktor Orban Revives Sovereignty and Anti-Brussels Rhetoric in Political Comeback

Former Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orban returns to the political spotlight, promising a combative opposition campaign focused on national sovereignty and criticism of Brussels.

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‘Why Is India Still Not In?’: Luxembourg Backs India’s Bid for Permanent UNSC Seat, Calls for Veto Reform

Luxembourg Deputy Prime Minister Xavier Bettel has backed India’s push for a permanent seat on the UN Security Council, urging reforms to make the body more representative of today’s global order.

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'ZERO control of its border': Trump slams Spain over Ceuta crisis, warns Nato ally could be 'ruined'

US President Donald Trump has criticised Spain’s handling of the migrant crisis in Ceuta, while Madrid says there is no solid evidence that Morocco orchestrated the influx.

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Romanian President and PM Mark Start of New School Year

Romanian President Nicușor Dan and interim Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan marked the beginning of the 2026–2027 school year on September 7 with messages highlighting education reform, critical thinking, teacher support, and major investments in schools.

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PM Péter Magyar Defends Hungary’s New Asset Recovery Office Amid Growing Criticism

Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar has strongly defended the newly established National Office for Asset Recovery and Asset Protection (NVVH), warning that attempts to undermine or obstruct the authority could damage efforts to recover allegedly misappropriated public assets

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Swedish Liberals Propose Lower Taxes to Make Climate-Friendly Living More Affordable

Sweden’s Liberal Party has proposed a series of tax changes aimed at making environmentally friendly choices more affordable, including lower taxes on electric vehicle charging and higher mileage reimbursement for private electric cars used on business trips.

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Dáil Votes to Delay Fuel Excise Duty Increases in Ireland

Ireland’s Dáil Éireann has voted to delay planned fuel excise duty increases, giving households and businesses additional relief amid continued cost-of-living pressures and uncertainty in global energy markets.

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Russia Rejects Allegations of Interference in France’s 2027 Presidential Election

France investigates suspected Russian disinformation campaigns targeting leading candidates ahead of the 2027 presidential vote.

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