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In the Hungarian election, Viktor Orban's Fidesz party suffered a significant loss, with his successor, Katalin Novák of the same party, being elected as the new Prime Minister. Novák has called for the resignation of the current President and indicated plans to reorganize the government, although the exact nature of these changes remains uncertain. The election results have sparked discussions on potential shifts in Hungary's international relations, including with Bavaria.

On March 13th, a strong magnitude 7.4 to 7.5 earthquake occurred near Japan's northeast coast. Authorities issued a tsunami warning due to potential danger from subsequent waves. There have been no reports of significant damages or casualties as of now, but the situation remains fluid and updates are forthcoming. Some sources report the earthquake as being 'violent', while others specify its magnitude differently, creating an uncertainty in the exact details.

In Peru, a presidential election is taking place, with Keiko Fujimori as a prominent candidate. She has pledged to expel migrants and seek closer relations with Washington. Nikki Haley, a former U.S. official, has expressed doubts about running for president in 2028, although the specifics of her potential bid remain uncertain.