Hungary's Controversial Sovereignty Law Sparks International Backlash
U.S. President Joe Biden and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy emphasized their close relationship and called for increased military aid to Ukraine during a joint news conference. Biden praised Ukraine's resilience in the face of Russia's invasion and urged Congress to pass a supplemental budget bill containing additional aid. Zelenskiy stated that Ukraine has already reclaimed 50% of the territory taken by Russia and rejected any peace deal that would require giving up Ukrainian territory. Despite McConnell's doubts about passing a funding package before Christmas, Zelenskiy met with U.S. defense companies to discuss establishing a European defense hub in Ukraine.
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- Hungary: Draft Sovereignty Protection Act poses fresh threat to independent media European Centre for Press and Media Freedom
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