Para-Kovács Imre: With a wounded ego from the NER to the UN

The Fidesz party is grappling with the absence of its leader, Viktor Orbán, while rumors circulate about a potential UN Secretary-General nomination for him. Perintfalvi Rita dismissed these claims, stating that no official nomination has been made. Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Aleksandr Alimov mentioned that while Russia won't nominate Orbán, they wouldn't oppose support from another country. The speculation about Orbán's potential UN role seems to focus more on the diplomatic immunity it would provide rather than the actual responsibilities. Meanwhile, the implications of recent elections in Israel and Serbia, as well as the Brazilian election results, are also significant for global politics.