“Europeans must immediately and unconditionally support the peace initiative of the United States,” Orbán wrote in a letter sent to Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.

The former head of state had been under house arrest since August, and on Saturday one of his lawyers announced that he had been taken into custody.

The socialist mayor and the left-wing press prefer to downplay the facts.

Fresh figures show non-German offenders overrepresented, prompting ministers to admit current protections are still falling short.

A draft decision on BSW’s challenge is now being prepared, with a key closed-door meeting expected in December.

Prime Minister Robert Fico insists Slovakia will not bow to the EU on national identity and gender issues.

New State Department rules tell embassies to flag countries that enforce DEI policies, allow child gender surgeries, subsidise abortion, or curb free speech.

In a bid to tackle organised crime, members of the armed forces will get powers to conduct searches, identity checks, and arrests.

Zelensky is reviewing a Washington–Moscow blueprint that includes ceding Donetsk territory and limiting Ukraine’s armed forces.

The case has sharpened tensions between the government and the courts.

The senior officer notes France’s moral unpreparedness, but the French blame Macron’s irresponsibility.

Prosecutors say the Antifa-linked group carried out brutal hammer attacks in Germany and Budapest, while MEP Ilaria Salis still avoids trial thanks to EU immunity.