🇭🇺 - After 37% of the vote counted:

Tisza (opposition) 132/199 MPs
Fidesz (Orban) 59/199 MPs

🇭🇺 - After 22% of the proportional voting votes counted:

Tisza (opposition) 51.2%
Fidesz (Orban) 40%

🇭🇺 - After 46% of the vote counted:

Tisza (opposition) 135/199 MPs
Fidesz (Orban) 57/199 MPs

🇭🇺 - After 31% of the proportional voting votes counted:

Tisza (opposition) 52%
Fidesz (Orban) 39.4%

🇭🇺 - Hungarian opposition claims Orban conceded.

Eurointel congratulates Hungarian opposition on restoration of democracy in their country.

We have always believed in success of their cause!

🇭🇺 - After 53.5% of the vote counted:

Tisza (opposition) 136/199 MPs
Fidesz (Orban) 56/199 MPs

🇭🇺 - After 39.3% of the proportional voting votes counted:

Tisza (opposition) 52.5%
Fidesz (Orban) 38.9%

🇭🇺 - After 60.2% of the vote counted:

Tisza (opposition) 136/199 MPs
Fidesz (Orban) 56/199 MPs

🇭🇺 - After 47.2% of the proportional voting votes counted:

Tisza (opposition) 52.8%
Fidesz (Orban) 38.6%

🇭🇺 - After 66.7% of the vote counted:

Tisza (opposition) 137/199 MPs
Fidesz (Orban) 55/199 MPs

🇭🇺 - After 55.1% of the proportional voting votes counted:

Tisza (opposition) 53.3%
Fidesz (Orban) 38%

Dictator!

🇪🇸🇮🇱 Residents of the Spanish city of Malaga burnt giant puppet of Israeli prime-minister Netanyahu by launching fireworks at it.

The performance was supposed to represent protest caused by the politician's recent threats against Spain for what Netanyahu described as 'a diplomatic war on Israel'.

Tel Aviv summoned Spain's charge d'affaires in order to request clarification and demand apology for the incident.

🇭🇺 - After 77.5% of the vote counted:

Tisza (opposition) 138/199 MPs
Fidesz (Orban) 54/199 MPs

🇭🇺 - After 81.5% of the vote counted:

Tisza (opposition) 137/199 MPs
Fidesz (Orban) 55/199 MPs

🇪🇺 Tonight demons celebrate.

🇺🇦🇭🇺 - Reportedly, advisors to President Zelensky suggest to him to demand the amount of money that Hungary underpaid in aid for Ukraine compared to other EU countries.

🇫🇷🇷🇺🇱🇹 A former banking executive at the center of Lithuania’s most prominent financial crime was detained in France under a European arrest warrant. Now France finally agreed to extradite him to Lithuania.

Russian national Vladimir Antonov, a former owner of Snoras Bankas (Lithuania) and Krajbanka (Latvia), was arrested on December 9 in Baden as part of the effort to enforce warrant issued by Lithuania’s prosecutor-general many years ago.

Antonov was previously sentenced to 10 years and 6 months in prison in connection with the collapse of the Snoras bank in Lithuanian and its Latvian affiliate Krajbanka. A court also ordered him and other former senior executives to jointly forfeit €105 million to the state.

Once his banks collapsed, Antonov fled to Russia. Then, years later, he vanished from own elite house near Moscow and, after months of legal proceedings, the banker's dad succeeded to have him ruled dead. It is unclear how Antonov emerged in Baden, where he was discovered very much alive.