Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó denounced the anti-Hungarian “smear campaign.”

The Kremlin fused past and present wars to rally nationalist support.

The Muslim name has moved forward significantly in the charts.

The Kurdistan Workers’ Party met, intending to give up its guns and dissolve the organisation.

In his first sermon as pope, Leo XIV called on Catholics to preach boldly where faith is scorned or opposed.

The doctrine of ‘peace through strength’ is what makes Poland and the United States natural allies.

According to an SPD MP, the proposed measures—especially the immediate rejection of asylum seekers at the borders—is illegal and will not be implemented.

Budapest responded to Ukraine’s security service claiming it has arrested two individuals accused of gathering military intelligence for Hungary in Transcarpathia.

The case of Lyon 2 University was compounded by the resignation of its vice-president, who is under investigation for condoning terrorism after praising Hezbollah leader on social media.

Gangs mock Britain’s ‘smash the gangs’ pledge as migrant numbers soar.

The affair has caused a diplomatic row between Washington and Pretoria.

The UK is signing up for the new Brussels defence pact—previously, Brexiteers were called fantasists for raising the threat of an ‘EU army.’