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Magyar Praises Hungary-EU Ties on Day of Anti-Soviet Uprising
Source: Bloomberg
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Prime Minister Peter Magyar used a commemoration of Hungary’s 1956 anti-Soviet uprising to reaffirm Hungary’s place in Europe. The statement signals a contrast with the pro-Moscow policies of his predecessor Viktor Orban; the article provides no specific policy measures or market reaction.
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