New York (USA), Oct. 26 (LaPresse) – Former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is reportedly among the candidates being considered by the Trump administration for the post of United Nations secretary-general. The Wall Street Journal reports that Washington is encouraging the Hungarian politician to embrace the idea. According to the report, Russia and China would also support the proposal, potentially paving the way for a joint candidacy backed by all three countries. According to the report, Orban would have eight votes considered secure within the Security Council, as well as additional potential votes.
UN, Wall Street Journal: “US, China and Russia consider Orban for secretary-general post”
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New York (USA), Oct. 26 (LaPresse) – Former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is reportedly among the candidates being considered by the Trump administration for the post of United Nations secretary-general. The Wall Street Journal reports that Washington is encouraging the Hungarian politician to embrace the idea. According to the report, Russia and China would also support the proposal, potentially paving the way for a joint candidacy backed by all three countries. According to the report, Orban would have eight votes considered secure within the Security Council, as well as additional potential votes.
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