Polish FM Calls for Attacks on Druzhba Oil Pipeline
Balázs Orbán, political director to the Hungarian prime minister, denounced the comment, calling it “the darkest depth of war hysteria.”
Zolta Győri
October 22, 2025
The decision could open the door to more deportations across the EU.
The Ukrainian president said he is ready to resign once a lasting ceasefire is reached.
Sixteen days without a government, zero progress, and not even a budget draft in sight—France drifts while Matignon spins.
The rare diplomatic move highlights growing strains between Georgia and EU partners.
Authorities report over 10,000 interceptions this year as crossings rise 30% in weeks.
AfD leader Alice Weidel accuses the chancellor of betraying voters with reckless spending.
The findings highlight a change in tone since President Nawrocki took office, as Polish voters weigh war fatigue against long-standing anti-Russia sentiment.
Meloni complained that some of the conventions covering migration laws “are no longer current.”
Young Europeans are flocking to parties championing identity, culture, and national pride.
EU judges and NGOs are sidelining democratically elected governments on immigration and eroding national sovereignty.
DMA, Apple says, is having the opposite effects of what regulators promised.
The EU’s new biometric border system goes live this October, ushering in a new era of surveillance, automation, and questions about privacy and freedom of movement.
