Viktor Orbán resigns from the Hungarian parliament following a landslide electoral defeat. The move marks a major shift in the country's political landscape.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban announces he will step down from his seat in parliament. Orban signals he intends to remain head of the ruling Fidesz party if re-elected by members.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban announced on April 25 that he will resign from his parliamentary seat while intending to remain as leader of the Fidesz party.

Orbán gives up Hungarian parliament seat to focus on rebuilding Fidesz party; chief of staff Gergely Gulyás to lead faction.

Viktor Orbán has given up his seat in the new Hungarian parliament, despite being the top candidate on the Fidesz party list. He said rebuilding the party is his priority, and his chief of staff Gergely Gulyás will lead the parliamentary faction.

More than 500,000 Palestinians in the occupied West Bank cast ballots in local elections, the Wafa News Agency reports.

More than 500,000 Palestinians in the occupied West Bank have participated in local elections, according to the Wafa News Agency.

Local elections are underway in Gaza, marking the first time in years that residents in the territory have had the opportunity to vote.

Local elections are being held in Gaza, marking the first time in years that residents in the territory have had the opportunity to vote.