EU Migration Commissioner Magnus Brunner and Italy’s Interior Minister Matteo Piantedosi were among the official visitors turned around at the airport.

First official report reveals management at the highest level to be culpable, showing misplaced faith in faulty software despite warnings—backed up by continuous lies.

“This is not support for genuine civil society—it’s an attempt to institutionalize a political pressure network in Hungary,” government spokesman Zoltan Kovács said.

Facing pressure to meet NATO commitments, a group of EU countries will now be allowed to take on extra debt to fund military upgrades.

Facial scans, fingerprints, and automatic tracking will replace manual checks for non-EU travellers under a new Schengen-wide border regime.

A new report lays bare an uncomfortable truth for the pro-Palestine set—that Hamas used rape as a weapon of war.

The EU’s public prosecutor has opened an investigation into Marine Le Pen’s former parliamentary group over €4.3 million in alleged fund misuse.

While the government hails euro accession as a historic milestone, critics point to poor public support and warn of price shocks for ordinary citizens.

Until the West overcomes its addiction to post-heroic values, NATO’s programme of rearmament will do little to provide its nations with genuine security

A Polish border patrol drone was electronically neutralised by German officers while flying in Polish airspace. The opposition calls it an unprecedented breach.

A major Israeli think tank says Tehran is increasingly using proxies and criminal gangs across Europe and the Middle East to carry out attacks.

Authorities are investigating 924 trips to Syria this year, as voluntary returns remain minimal compared to new asylum claims.