Hungary Passes Law to Ban Pride March, Adopts Resolution Opposing EU Defence Borrowing
BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary's parliament passed a law on Tuesday to ban the Pride march by LGBTQ+ communities and backed a resolution opposing joint EU borrowing for defence spending as Prime Minister Viktor Orban gears up for a summit in Brussels later this week.
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This photo released by the Hungarian Prime Minister's Press Office shows Prime Minister Viktor Orban speaking on the occasion ...
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