Thousands of Hungarians gathered outside the country’s state television headquarters to protest against what they described as the government’s ‘propaganda machine’ and call for an independent public service media. Protesters

Herbert Kickl, the leader of Austria’s far-right Freedom Party, which won this week’s parliamentary elections, urged other parties to accept that he should lead the next government and warned them

Hezbollah deputy leader Naim Qassem, in his first public remarks since Israel killed the group’s leader Hassan Nasrallah last week, said the movement was ready to confront any Israeli ground