U.S. Vice-President Vance declines to endorse Netanyahu for re-election, says he’s focusing on midterms
Vance has campaigned for a foreign leader — then-Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, last spring before the right-wing leader’s party lost that country's…
The Hindu reports: Vance has campaigned for a foreign leader — then-Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, last spring before the right-wing leader’s party lost that country's parliamentary election.
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