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  • Jun 27

    Tens of thousands march in Budapest Pride, first since Orban's defeat, as heatwave grips Hungary

    Budapest hosted its first Gay Pride parade since Viktor Orban's electoral defeat in April, with tens of thousands braving a 38°C heatwave to celebrate what participants called a new era of freedom for LGBTQ+ people.

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Brussels vs capitals: EU integration

The situation remains largely consistent with the previous cycle, with no new discrete events reported in the findings to alter the overall state of play.

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