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More than three‑quarters of Hungarians who backed Péter Magyar in last month’s election say his government should do more to tackle the climate crisis, and over 70 % want him to protect LGBTQ+ rights, according to a recent poll. Magyar’s opposition Tisza party secured a supermajority, ending Viktor

A suspect in a case that has baffled and horrified Italy for nearly two decades has been called in for questioning by prosecutors, a move that could reveal one of the nation’s gravest judicial errors and release the individual who has spent more than ten years behind bars for

The Palestinian ambassador to the United Kingdom has urged the Foreign Office to act after the British Museum omitted references to Palestine from its displays. Although the UK recognised the state of Palestine in September 2025, the museum removed the word “Palestine” from a panel that listed present‑day countries

A Mexico City nightclub has sparked online debate after announcing that U.S. patrons must pay a cover charge of nearly $300, while visitors from any other country are charged just $20 and Mexicans or other Latin Americans only $14. The statement appeared on the Instagram account of Japan, a

The WhatsApp groups follow a single rule: typing and speaking are prohibited, with immediate removal for violations. Only voice notes that consist of whistling are permitted, and the sender may choose any whistle – an imitation of a bird, a tune such as the Pink Panther theme, or the intro to

Since users of the prominent prediction market Polymarket have been able to bet on war outcomes, concerns have arisen that those placing wagers on bomb strikes might possess non‑public information about military actions. Reports of possible insider trading on war‑related markets have circulated, though the identity of those