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bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – "We've been lost in a game of cards": the IDPs starting new lives in Ukraine's interior
V-Day parade a little...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Kremlin to shut down Moscow’s internet during Victory Day parade
Victory day...
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bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – The US doesn’t have the clout to split Hungary off from China
As Washington intensifies its efforts to isolate China economically, even its ideologically aligned partners are choosing Beijing over Washington. Among them is Hungary, where Prime Minister Viktor...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Hungarian Commissioner delays EU plan to curb Russian energy dependence
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Romanian nationalist politician Simion is strong frontrunner in presidential election first round
Far-right Simion wins first round of Romanian...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Far-right candidate leads Romania presidential race as mainstream rivals battle for runoff spot
Mainstream political forces in Romania are scrambling to prevent far-right leader George Simion from seizing the initiative in the country’s presidential election, as polls show the...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – US, Ukraine sign watered down minerals deal
Better minerals deal...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Trump policies won’t harm Emerging Europe badly – and will actively benefit Russia
Russia is poised to benefit from a warming of relations between Moscow and Washington, under US President Donald Trump, if this leads to an easing of sanctions, while Ukraine’s future is looking...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Hungarian opposition MPs banned from Parliament for first time since regime change
Hungary democratic...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – Iran and US hold third round of indirect talks in Muscat
Iran and Ukraine peace...
bne IntelliNews Editor's Picks – India and Pakistan face-off following killing of 26 tourists as water politics comes into play
India, Pakistan trade blame, but war not on the...