Under pressure from Kyiv and Brussels, Georgian Dream is preparing to file a lawsuit to ban major opposition parties—citing alleged political violence and corruption.
Hungary has neither sent nor will send drones to Ukraine, says Orbán, dismissing claims of airspace violations.
“The less a person knows the history of his own people, the less rooted he is in national and European culture, the less he understands the world around him and the easier it is to govern him.”
Kyiv and Zaporizhzhia were hit by hundreds of drones and missiles, leaving at least four dead, including a 12-year-old girl.
Drone sightings have forced Denmark to seal its airspace to all civilan flights until Friday, ahead of Copenhagen’s EU summit.
In the U.S. left-wing incidents outnumber right-wing ones this year.
For a party long sidelined in the west, the AfD’s performance in the mayoral elections signals meaningful gains and growing voter recognition.
President Sandu warned of Russian meddling, while the opposition accuses the government of manipulation.
As 1300+ ‘small boat’ migrants arrived on UK shores over the weekend, a large boat astounds British authorities.
Four killed and eight injured in yet another attack on a U.S. place of worship: Christians targeted again, says Trump.
Spyros Theocharis and Chrysa Sakel bring a neglected part of the past to life on the pages of their illustrated books and graphic novels.
Amid ongoing Russian hostility—alleged and proven—a former security services leader stresses that reduced UK and U.S. aid may allow rivals to expand their influence.
