
Orbán to Meet The Pope and Meloni
Hungary’s PM will pay his first personal visit to the Apostolic Palace since the new pontiff was appointed.

Hungary’s PM will pay his first personal visit to the Apostolic Palace since the new pontiff was appointed.

An informal Brussels meeting called by the Italian prime minister drew strong support across Europe, signalling growing momentum for changing migration rules.

Meloni is one of the few European leaders who has consistently stood up for Israel and who adopted common sense approaches to gender ideology and mass immigration.

The Italian PM skillfully transformed the Italian Right from the transactional politics of Silvio Berlusconi to a populist movement defined by policy rather than personality.

Meloni stresses that her opponents are “evidently clouded by a mounting resentment.”

No injuries were reported as a blast near Rome wrecked a vehicle in a suspected attempt at intimidation—or worse.

Commission officials are clearly more interested in winning back public support than actually strengthening borders.

Hungary has celebrated the fact “there is finally real hope for peace and security in the Middle East.”

The advocacy group’s court filing accuses Italy of supplying arms to Israel a charge Rome calls a “serious frame-up.”

Today, Italy has an air of stability and France an odor of drift.