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The New York stock market experienced a significant surge following the midterm elections.
The Hungarian government has terminated a support program intended for the Bosnian Serb Republic.
An Italian chef was fired after refusing to add pineapple to a pizza, a decision upheld by an Australian labor commission.
A tour of the state security archive's basement revealed that many documents are stored but will never be released to the public.
An investigation into a 65 million forint grant given to Lőrinc Mészáros's railway construction company revealed a complex network of individuals involved in various leadership roles.
The State Security Archive stated that Sándor Lezsák was not an agent and apologized for his inclusion in the database due to an IT error, initiating a review.
Historians believe some Hungarian state security documents might be in Moscow, but Russian archives do not hold agent lists.
Despite Hungarians buying American stocks, Hungary allows billions in annual tax revenue to flow out to American corporations.
Volodymyr Zelensky held a one-and-a-half-hour phone call with Trump's special envoys to discuss upcoming peace negotiations.