A fragile ceasefire and JD Vance's moment in Budapest
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A fragile ceasefire and JD Vance's moment in Budapest
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After threatening Iran with total civilisational collapse, Donald Trump steps back from the brink and agrees to a fragile ceasefire that both sides claim as a win. But how long can it really hold?
And as Hungary heads to the polls, JD Vance lands in Budapest to back Viktor Orbán—a leader often seen as aligned with Moscow. What does it mean when the White House throws its weight behind a pro-Russia candidate in one of Europe’s most consequential elections?
Katy Balls, Washington editor and columnist at The Times and The Sunday Times
Fraser Nelson, columnist at The Times
Producers: Euan Dawtrey, Harry Kitson
Executive producer: Molly Guinness
Picture: Getty Images.
Clips: Reuters
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