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The White House, according to 'The Wall Street Journal', drives the ultra Hungarian former president as a substitute for Guterres. The movement, which points to the alignment of Washington and Moscow, would run into a predictable European veto
The White House, according to 'The Wall Street Journal', drives the ultra Hungarian former president as a substitute for Guterres. The movement, which points to the alignment of Washington and Moscow, would run into a predictable European veto
