
Hungary Says No to EU War Funding as Orbán Unveils Petition
The Hungarian prime minister says Brussels wants member states to shoulder the cost of financing Ukraine and is asking voters to push back.

The Hungarian prime minister says Brussels wants member states to shoulder the cost of financing Ukraine and is asking voters to push back.

Moscow’s defence ministry reported that two UAVs hit the Maltese-flagged ship Matilda off its coast.

Behind the language of solidarity, new EU loans are reshaping defence spending, debt, and decision-making—often without much public scrutiny.

Anti-corruption bureau alleges a party leader—reportedly Tymoshenko—offered illicit incentives to members of parliament in exchange for their votes.

Two Russians were killed in UAV incidents in the Rostov and Belgorod regions.

Brussels says conditions are not yet ripe for negotiations with Russia—despite calls from France and Italy to reopen high-level dialogue.

A previously unknown private company secured government defence contracts worth about €200 million but failed to deliver most of the munitions, misused advance payments, and supplied defective mines that were unsafe and unfit for combat.

At least four civilians were killed in Kyiv and dozens injured after Russian forces launched multiple missiles—and hundreds of drones.

Moscow warned that any foreign troops deployed after a ceasefire would be treated as military targets.

New state polling shows opposition at a record high, marking a sharp shift from the near-universal support seen after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.