Hungary's Parliament elected former Supreme Court chief András Baka as the country's new president, the Hungarian newspa — Nepszava reports.
Hungary's Parliament elected former Supreme Court Chairman András Baka as the country's new president, the Hungarian newspaper Nepszava reports.
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