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EU defence spending push may benefit Eastern Europe
Major defence spenders in Central-Eastern Europe are looking to have their say in the EU’s rearmament plan
Eastern EuropeHungary’s Orban unlikely to face pushback on ICC move
Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu visits Hungary, as Budapest moves to quit International Criminal Court (ICC)
HungaryNational concerns could weaken EU tariff response
Member states are divided over how to respond to higher US tariffs
EUNew cybersecurity rules will mandate quantum readiness
Cybersecurity centres worldwide are issuing frameworks urging organisations to adopt quantum-resistant encryption
InternationalBan on France's Le Pen may harm, not help, her party
Marine Le Pen has been barred from running for political office with immediate effect
FranceBosnia’s Dodik will seek support from foreign allies
Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik returned from a visit to Israel and Russia amid domestic legal woes
Bosnia-HercegovinaBulgaria’s coalition dynamics will be complex
The Alliance for Rights and Freedoms said it will continue supporting the government in parliament, for now
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