Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is visiting Hungary’s capital to meet with nationalist Prime Minister Viktor Orbán despite an international arrest warrant against him for war crimes in Gaza. Orbán has denounced the warrant, threatening to withdraw from the International Criminal Court, and faced criticism from the ICC over his defiance. Netanyahu and Orbán share similar authoritarian tactics, including a rejection of liberal democracy, alignment with U.S. President Donald Trump, and disregard for human rights, sparking condemnation from human rights groups urging Hungary to uphold its ICC obligations.
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President Trump faces backlash from supporters over his administration's dismissal of the existence of a client list related to Jeffrey Epstein, despite previous promises to release it. The controversy has led to protests among his base, with some even burning their MAGA hats, as anger grows over perceived lack of transparency regarding Epstein's alleged high-profile connections. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: President Trump faces backlash from his supporters for not releasing the alleged...
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