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EU hosts Palestinian leader in conference about security and peace in Gaza and the West Bank
More than 60 nations are sending representatives to Brussels to discuss stability, security and long-term peace in Israel, the West Bank and Gaza with Palestinian Prime Minister Mohamed Mustafa

More than 60 nations are sending representatives to Brussels to discuss stability, security and long-term peace in Israel, the West Bank and Gaza with Palestinian Prime Minister Mohamed Mustafa
France summons Elon Musk over X probe
Billionaire Elon Musk has been summoned for a voluntary interview in Paris on Monday as part of a French probe into his social media platform X, though it remains unclear if he will appear.
https://www.thelocal.com/20260420/france-summons-elon-musk-over-x-probe
Orbán’s exit leaves Israel exposed in Europe
The Hungarian PM’s departure has revived a push for EU sanctions against West Bank settlers amid growing criticism from European leaders.
https://www.politico.eu/article/viktor-orban-exit-leaves-israel-exposed-europe/
Hungary’s Tisza party widens parliamentary majority as final votes are counted
The final tally gives Tisza 141 seats out of 199 in the Hungarian national assembly, up from 138 in previous projections. This result places the party well above the two-thirds special majority that is required to pass constitutional reforms.
Brussels pushes remote working to ease energy crisis
European Commission also recommends heat pumps and public transport subsidies
Stop Killing Games: Press Conference (after the EU Parliament hearing)

MEP defended Stop Killing Games with a speech full of video game references
This clip features MEP Catarina Vieira speaking during the European Parliament public hearing on the European Citizens’ Initiative “Stop Destroying Videogames”, linked to the wider Stop Killing Games campaign, held on 16 April 2026 by the IMCO, JURI and PETI committees.
71% of Europeans support moving beyond unanimity in EU decision-making.
Today, the veto power allows a single Member State to block common decisions. In an increasingly unstable world, this means delays, paralysis, and inefficiency.
📊 Data from Polling Europe – April 2026
Investors pile into Hungarian assets in bet on closer EU ties
Stocks, bonds and the forint are up on hopes that Péter Magyar’s landslide victory will lead to pro-market reform