Ukraine War Escalation: Russia’s drone-and-missile barrage hit Kyiv again, with officials reporting debris striking buildings and fires in multiple districts, while other strikes targeted regions including Kharkiv, Sumy and Chernihiv. Hungary’s Diplomatic Shift: Prime Minister Péter Magyar said Hungary has summoned Russia’s ambassador over the Transcarpathia attack near the Hungarian minority areas, calling it a “strong condemnation” and asking when Moscow will end the war—an approach described as a break from the previous government’s stance. EU Politics: Hungary’s new pro-European line also helped unblock EU sanctions on violent Israeli settlers and linked groups, ending a months-long deadlock after Orbán’s veto. Aviation & Travel: Lufthansa group and Wizz Air plan to restart Tel Aviv flights after a three-month pause, with Wizz Air resuming from May 28. Energy & Industry: Serbia is still dissatisfied with MOL’s revised NIS takeover proposal, keeping negotiations open. Auto Sector: BMW says its “Neue Klasse” push is already cutting R&D and production costs, with a second shift added in Debrecen for the iX3.