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1. The Index news portal quoted Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban as saying his country’s government does not want to quit the European Union but would like to see it reformed.
The report quoted Orban as saying that Hungary and other members of the European Parliament’s conservative Patriots for Europe alliance aim to reform the European Union rather than leave it.

2. Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Biden are expected to hold talks today on preparations for an Israeli attack on Iran.
The Americans are working around the clock to soften the Israeli reaction. The Israeli Prime Minister always boasts that he is the only one who knows how to say "no" to the American government, a claim that will be tested in the coming days

3. North Korea held a session of its Supreme People's Assembly this week, state media KCNA said on Wednesday, although there was no mention on whether it had officially changed its stance on unification between the Koreas.
Tensions on the Korean peninsula have increased this year amid a series of missile tests and a push by Pyongyang to change how it relates to the South.

4. Hezbollah militants targeted Israeli soldiers near the Lebanese border village of Labbouneh with artillery shells and rockets on Wednesday, the group said, a day after Israel said it had killed two successors to its slain leader.
The Iran-backed movement, which has been launching rockets against Israel for a year in parallel with the Gaza war and is now fighting it in ground clashes, said it had pushed the troops back.

5. The Kremlin on Wednesday denied reports by American journalist Bob Woodward that former U.S. President Donald Trump spoke to Russian President Vladimir Putin as many as seven times after leaving office, the RBC daily reported.
When asked by RBC if Putin and Trump had spoken on the phone, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said: "No, that's not true."