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After Orban’s Defeat, Hungary Is Poised to Get Billions From E.U.

After Orban’s Defeat, Hungary Is Poised to Get Billions From E.U.
New York Times Friday 29 May 2026, 15:45 UTC By Lara Jakes 1 min read
Budapest, Hungary, in early May.
Orban (PERSON) Hungary (LOCATION) E.U. (ORG) Budapest (LOCATION)
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