Péter Magyar is a “captured man” beholden to his Brussels “mentors and handlers,” according to Fidesz MEP Tamás Deutsch.
Growing European antisemitism is met not with restraint, but with state-backed moves to isolate Israel.
Progressive civil organizations and students joined trade union USB in often violent demonstrations protesting Israel.
The Dutch and Hungarian Patriots embody a movement aiming to turn rising conservative momentum into lasting political power.
The Kremlin will respect nuclear restraints as the most recent arms treaty nears expiry, stressing the need for continued U.S. dialogue.
Germany “could become a Muslim-majority country between 2040 and 2050.”
Nearly 30 years on from a teenager’s murder, Pascal Lafolie stands accused in a French court—after DNA evidence linked him to the crime.
Millions of Americans see Christian marriage as oppressive and Christianity as hateful. Yet when an LGBT extremist murdered one of the nation’s most prominent Christians, the widow responded not with hatred—but with forgiveness.
Nigel Farage said past governments betrayed the public by allowing low-skilled, welfare-dependent migration on a massive scale.
Bodies like the EU must force tech companies to make it impossible for AI users to generate “stereotypical representations of Black people, Arabs and Muslims,” Lopes Buarque says.
Multiple targets were knifed to death in West-Flanders.
Police have arrested a 29-year-old suspect in Kusel, with further investigations imminent.
