Trump officials back Orbán bid for UN secretary-general, WSJ reports

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Trump administration officials are reportedly floating former Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán for UN secretary-general, potentially backed by the US, Russia and China, though nothing is confirmed and his selection remains uncertain.

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~~The WSJ reports that~~ Trump administration officials are reportedly floating former Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán for UN secretary-general, potentially backed by the US, Russia and China, though nothing is confirmed and his selection remains uncertain.

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Source: https://www.euronews.com/2026/10/26/trump-officials-back-orban-bid-for-un-secretary-general-wsj-reports
Published: 26/10/2026 11:11 UTC
Captured: 26/10/2026 11:39 UTC
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