‘When labour migrates from rural to urban areas, people often think of the Harris–Todaro 1970 migration theory, derived from wage differences between urban and rural areas…Rural-to-urban migration in Ethiopia, however, continues without structural economic transformation, and it has adversely affected the local labour market and fundamentally shaped external migration decisions.’

Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said the European Commission failed to support Hungary and Slovakia in their dispute with Ukraine over the Druzhba oil pipeline, accusing Kyiv of blocking deliveries for political reasons and claiming Brussels was siding with Ukraine and Croatia against the two EU member states.

‘This article’s theme revolves around statues, the statues received from Emperor of Austria and King of Hungary, Franz Joseph I…Supposedly, when the Emperor was visiting after the city reached its most beautiful form, he admired the streets but found a lack of statues…Thus, he commissioned the creation of the grand gifts.’

US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said President Trump ‘got the last laugh’ over Ayatollah Ali Khamenei of Iran, who was killed in a US–Israeli air strike in Tehran last week, referring to past Iranian assassination plots against the POTUS. Hegseth also declared that America is ‘winning—decisively, devastatingly and without mercy’ in the war against the Islamist regime in Iran.

Foreign actors have entered Hungary’s campaign season alongside domestic political forces, according to the Center for Fundamental Rights’ latest analysis. While Brussels and Kyiv seek to influence developments, recent political events and the Center’s polling suggest the right-wing Fidesz maintains a stable lead over Tisza heading into the parliamentary race.

Hungary’s media regulator has approved roughly 84 million forints in funding for television news, current affairs, and cultural programmes, while also launching investigations into programme obligations and reviewing several media complaints.