Polish Presidential Election Too Close To Call On Final Campaign Day
The only poll that really counts will take place this Sunday, and the ramifications will be huge.
Michael Curzon
May 30, 2025
The push comes despite growing international concern over Europe’s censorship agenda.
Ilaria Salis may think she’s scoring points in Brussels, but in Budapest, even the Left are distancing themselves from her controversial plans.
Rubin personally met and spoke for an hour with Viktor Orbán whom he described as “impressive”.
Jerusalem accuses the French president of siding with Hamas after he urges EU pressure on Israel over Gaza aid, calling his comments “a blatant lie.”
French prosecutors are pushing for charges in a spate of foiled kidnappings that targeted crypto millionaires and their families.
The government says cousin marriages pose serious health risks
Spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said President Putin is “in favour of high-level contacts.”
PM Viktor Orbán and other conservative leaders warn that Brussels is turning Europe into a dystopia—unless patriots fight back.
31% of alleged perpetrators of armed robberies are aged 13 to 17 and 57% of homicides committed by minors involve use of a knife.
Germany admitted thousands of Afghans on forged documents—with Berlin-backed NGOs at the centre of the fraud.
The AfD co-chair says the wind of change is blowing ever stronger across Europe.
“Protecting children and the environment”: bad arguments lead to bad rules and restrictions.
