Russia and Ukraine agree local ceasefire to allow repairs at Europe’s largest nuclear plant – Europe live
The plant relies on external power to keep its nuclear material cool and avoid a catastrophic accidentIt’s six weeks until Hungary will go to the polls and Viktor Orbán increasingly battles for his political future as he faces a realistic prospect of being ousted after 16 years in power.My...
<p>The plant relies on external power to keep its nuclear material cool and avoid a catastrophic accident</p><p><strong>It’s six weeks until Hungary will go to the polls and Viktor Orbán increasingly battles for his political future as he faces a realistic prospect of being ousted after 16 years in power.</strong></p><p>My colleagues <strong>Flora Garamvolgyi</strong><em><strong> </strong></em>and<em><strong> </strong></em><strong>Ashifa Kassam </strong>looked more closely at how Orbán uses Ukraine to mobilise his support amid worsening poll figures suggesting that he could lose power to the Tisza opposition party, led by <strong>Péter Magyar.</strong></p> <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2026/feb/27/russia-europe-nuclear-plant-iaea-southern-ukraine-latest-news-updates">Continue reading...</a>
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