Orbán warns that Ukrainian EU membership would drag Hungary directly into the conflict with Russia.
New asylum applications from Syrians are rarely approved, with only 26 of 3,134 applicants granted protection in October 2025.
Friedrich Merz and other senior officials have dismissed a 2027 deadline as “impossible”.
The Turkish foreign ministry confirmed that Ankara supports reaching a peaceful solution to Iran’s nuclear program and is ready to provide assistance if needed.
The Senate debates trying to ban assisted suicide unfortunately led to nothing.
The UK aims to work with China to track smuggling routes, share intelligence, and stop maritime equipment from reaching criminal gangs.
U.S. lawmakers say the case shows how EU tech rules can be used to pressure foreign platforms—and shape online speech far beyond Europe.
Trade preferences, migration cooperation, and security assistance should be conditioned on measurable progress in the human rights area, Coptic Solidarity’s Lindsay Rodriguez says.
Sections of the German Left now argue that restrictions on face coverings would undermine women’s autonomy.
Warnings were raised at a debate hosted by MCC Brussels as critics questioned how far the initiative could reshape political speech during elections.
The Danish foreign minister described the situation as improved, noting he feels “slightly more optimistic today than a week ago”.
Ministers in Brussels are expected to approve a new sanctions package targeting Iranian officials and state-linked entities.
