Hungary will ratify the Istanbul Convention and scrap a requirement for women to listen to a fetus's heartbeat before obtaining permission for an abortion, as part of changes to the country's women's rights policies announced by Prime Minister Péter Magyar, AFP reported. The pro-European conservative leader, whose TISZA party secured a decisive victory in the parliamentary elections in April, is continuing to implement his reform agenda. Magyar said Hungary would ratify the Istanbul Convention, an international treaty designed to prevent and combat violence against women and domestic violence....