The National Film Institute (NFI) has announced a new round of funding for a rich and varied lineup of Hungarian film projects, including the continuation of the globally acclaimed Hungarian Folk Tales animated series. The announcement, delivered Friday by the Mayor’s Office, outlines NFI’s commitment to both preserving cultural heritage and promoting bold new narratives…
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EU sanctions on Indian refinery ‘unjustified and illegal’ – Rosneft
The Russian oil major says the measures threaten the South Asian nation’s energy security and will negatively impact its economy Rosneft has denounced the EU’s decision to impose sanctions on India’s second largest refinery, calling it “unjustified and illegal.” On Friday, the bloc announced sanctions on the Vadinar refinery, which is owned by Nayara Energy,…
Budapest Among World’s Top 50 Innovative Cities in Bloomberg Mayors Challenge
Budapest has been selected among the top 50 most innovative cities worldwide in the 2025 Bloomberg Philanthropies Mayors Challenge, the Mayor’s Office announced on Friday. Chosen from over 630 applicants, the Hungarian capital is now eligible for a 50,000 dollar grant to develop and test its proposed initiative, which addresses food waste through a municipally…
Florida Betrayed: CAIR’s ‘Muslim Heritage Month’ Resolution Passes with GOP Support (Video)
Florida, long considered a stronghold of conservative values and American patriotism, has officially bowed to the strategic Islamization of its institutions. In a disgraceful bipartisan capitulation, both chambers of the Florida Legislature have adopted resolutions declaring May 2025 as “Muslim-American Heritage Month.” What’s being hailed as “historic” by far-left Islamic leaders is, in fact, a…
UK to push ‘50-day drive’ to arm Ukraine – media
Moscow has accused Britain and the EU of impeding efforts to settle the conflict UK Defense Secretary John Healey is set to urge Ukraine’s backers to launch a “50-day drive” to arm Kiev, local media have reported. The plan follows US President Donald Trump’s threat to impose secondary sanctions on Russia’s trading partners within 50…
Netanyahu’s corruption trial delayed over ‘food poisoning’
The Israeli prime minister’s next hearing is not expected before September due to court recess Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will miss scheduled corruption hearings this week after being diagnosed with food poisoning, his office said on Sunday. The trial began in 2020 and involves charges of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust over allegations…
Russians spending millions on Labubus – TASS
Sales of the plush toys have reached $17.6 million this year, e-commerce giant Wildberries has reported Russians have spent more than 1.5 billion rubles ($17.6 million) on Labubu toys this year, according to data from e-commerce platform Wildberries & Russ, cited by TASS. Created by Hong Kong designer Kasing Lung for his book ‘The Monsters’,…
Kiev hit by missiles and drones in reported retaliatory strike (VIDEOS)
The alleged attacks came after days of attempted Ukrainian drone raids targeting Moscow Ukrainian officials have claimed that Moscow launched multiple waves of missile and drone strikes on Kiev overnight. The Russian Ministry of Defense has yet to comment. The first strikes were reported shortly after midnight, with Mayor Vitaly Klitschko urging residents to seek…
Five Israeli soldiers kill themselves in two weeks
Army officials link spike in suicides to combat trauma from Israel’s ongoing “war on seven fronts” At least five Israeli soldiers have taken their own lives over the past two weeks, including both conscripts and reservists recently discharged after extended combat deployments in Gaza and other active conflict zones. Suicides within the IDF ranks have…
Ukrainian drones target Moscow and other Russian regions
Multiple hostile UAVs were intercepted over the Rostov and Moscow regions overnight, according to officials Russia’s air defenses destroyed dozens of incoming Ukrainian drones across multiple regions on Sunday night and early Monday morning, as Kiev continues to intensify UAV raids deep into Russian territory. At least nine drones headed toward the Russian capital were…
Tulsi Gabbard teases more details of ‘Obama coup plot’
The US intel chief has vowed to hold those behind the “treasonous” Russiagate conspiracy accountable Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has accused former President Barack Obama and senior members of his administration of orchestrating a “treasonous conspiracy” to delegitimize Donald Trump’s 2016 election victory, and has promised to release additional information about the alleged…
How Western democracy died
From a stumbling economy to soaring crime, France has plenty of problems. But, judging by recent events, the government seems to have another threat in mind: social media. Earlier this month, prosecutors opened a criminal investigation into Elon Musk’s X, alleging foreign interference through algorithm manipulation, while also condemning the platform for spreading “hateful” content….
Will the Epping protests spread?
On Sunday night, the protests in Epping continued. “Make Epping safe again,” read one placard. Another bore the message: “I’m not far-Right. I’m worried about my kids.” It was the third night of protests in a single week. Epping is a quiet market town where Greater London shades into Essex. It is not normally a…
The dawn of TikTok politics
With the public mood febrile, Labour is focused on what really matters — votes at 16. The Government has unsurprisingly framed the shift in terms of inclusivity, with Sir Keir Starmer arguing it’s “really important” that teenagers old enough to work and pay taxes can also choose their leaders. That’s debatable: there are plenty of…
NYC Off-Duty Border Patrol Officer Shot in Face During Robbery by Previously Busted Illegal Immigrant
A previously busted illegal immigrant named Miguel Francisco Mora Nunez, who is a 21-year-old Dominican national with a long rap sheet, shot an off-duty US Customs and Border Protection officer in the face Saturday night after robbing him in a park. (Video Credit: ABC7NY) Miguel Francisco Mora Nunez, a citizen of the Dominican Republic, is…
Anti-immigration protests sweep Poland (VIDEOS)
Poles in scores of cities across the country took to the streets to demand that the flow of illegal migrants be stemmed Anti-immigration protests were held in around 80 Polish cities on Saturday, according to local media. The largest demonstration reportedly attracted around 3,000 people. The rallies were organized by a political alliance called the…
Paris in Prostration: Islam’s Symbolic Conquest of Republic Square (Video)
On July 9, 2025, Republic Square , the beating heart of the French Republic, was transformed into an open-air mosque. Prayer rugs stretched across the plaza, heads bowed in unison, as the Mouride Brotherhood, a powerful Islamic movement with roots in Senegal, staged a mass religious gathering in a space that was never meant for…
Putin did better job than any German leader – Tucker Carlson
Russia is going up, while Germany is going down, the US journalist told Bild The German people should be angry at their own government that ruined their country rather than at Russian President Vladimir Putin, US journalist Tucker Carlson has told the Berlin-based newspaper Bild. A large portion of the two‑hour interview released on Saturday…
Ex-PM ‘sad’ Brits losing interest in Ukraine
The “appetite” in the UK for supporting Kiev is waning, Boris Johnson has said Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said he is “quite sad” about what he describes as waning interest in the UK in supporting Ukraine. Speaking to The Telegraph at the Ukrainian embassy in London on Saturday, he lamented that support…
Zohran Mamdani’s Intern Took Holocaust Survivor Money — Then Marched for a Jew-Free State
By T. Gillette and D. Pradith Honored for fighting hate, this Zohran Mamdani intern now helps spread it. The young woman caught on a viral video this past February, raging in NYPD officers’ faces, calling them “pigs,” and hurling abuse in Arabic and English, once competed for, and received a $5,000 award from a Holocaust…
‘Japanese First’: Rising Anti-Foreigner Sentiment Sparks Political Surge in Japan
A rising wave of anti-foreigner sentiment is sweeping across Japan, surfacing not only in online discourse but now prominently in political rallies and party platforms. With foreign residents now accounting for nearly 3% of the population and tens of millions of tourists visiting annually, some Japanese citizens are voicing fears that their nation’s identity and…
Boeing engine catches fire during takeoff (VIDEO)
A Delta flight en route to Atlanta was forced to return to LA International Airport due to the incident A Delta Air Lines Boeing aircraft bound for Atlanta was forced to return to Los Angeles International Airport for an emergency landing on Friday after one of its engines caught fire shortly after takeoff. Dramatic footage…
Putin reveals threat to Russian sovereignty
Overreliance on foreign-made technologies and oil and gas revenues could pose a risk to the country, the president has said Russia would inevitably lose its sovereignty if it relies solely on oil and gas revenues and abandons domestic production in favor of imports, President Vladimir Putin has said. In an interview with journalist Pavel Zarubin…
EU working hard to portray Russia as ‘devil incarnate’ – Kremlin
Many in the bloc remain in a state of “militaristic ecstasy,” spokesman Dmitry Peskov has said The EU is demonizing Russia in order to keep the Ukraine conflict running as Brussels still has not given up hope of suppressing Moscow, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has said. In May, the EU adopted the €150 billion Security…
Iran agrees to resume nuclear talks with European states – media
France, Germany, and the UK are threatening to reimpose sanctions on the Islamic Republic unless it agrees to a deal in August Iran, France, Germany, and the UK have agreed to resume talks regarding Tehran’s nuclear program next week, Tasnim News Agency reported on Sunday, citing an anonymous source. The time and location are still…
Legal action taken against Western media over Air India crash coverage
The Federation of Indian Pilots has filed a notice against Reuters and the WSJ for allegedly misrepresenting the probe and blaming the crew for the tragedy The Federation of Indian Pilots has filed a legal notice against the Wall Street Journal and Reuters over their coverage of last month’s deadly Air India crash, the group’s…
Why Cambodia Must Be the Next Target in Hungary’s Eastern Opening
A thousand-year-old nation, founded by a saintly king and heir to a once-great empire that extended well beyond its present borders. A nation with a convoluted recent history and memories of Communist repression still fresh in the minds of its elders. A nation where, over the past decade, political stability has fostered economic growth, and…
Russiagate only tip of iceberg in Western demonization of Russia – expert
Western powers have artificially stoked anti-Russia sentiment since the late ‘90s as NATO expanded eastward, Oliver Boyd Barrett says US National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard’s revelations about the role of former President Barack Obama’s administration in the Russiagate scandal are “shocking,” but they expose only the surface of a broader Western anti-Russia campaign, Professor Oliver…
Musk announces plans to create kid-friendly AI app
The new tool will be part of the Grok chatbot developed by the billionaire’s xAI project Elon Musk has announced that his artificial intelligence startup, xAI, plans to launch a new app focused on kid-friendly content that will be called Baby Grok. The news comes as the company’s flagship chatbot, Grok, continues to face sharp…
Trump endorses Gabbard’s ‘Russiagate’ coup claims
The US intel chief recently claimed “overwhelming evidence” Obama officials fabricated Russia interference claims to smear Donald Trump back in 2016 US President Donald Trump has praised National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard for “exposing” a coup plot against him by the administration of former President Barack Obama. On Friday, Gabbard unveiled over 100 pages of…
Dozens gather on UK coast to protest migration (VIDEOS)
Demonstrators chanted “Stop the boats” while marching in the port town of Dover Dozens of demonstrators have held a rally in the British port town of Dover, demanding tighter controls on migration and criticizing the government’s asylum system. The event – the ‘Great British National Protest’ – was held on Saturday, and drew large crowds…
Kremlin rules out imminent Putin-Trump meeting
A lot of work needs to be done for the Russian and US presidents to get together, Dmitry Peskov has said A face-to-face meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and his US counterpart, Donald Trump, will definitely happen, but the time has not yet come, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has said. The Times reported earlier…
Beyond the Óperencia — The Hungarian Minister of War Who Tried to Make a Living as a Farmer in America
The following is an adapted version of an article written by Lázár Pap, originally published in Hungarian in Magyar Krónika. America—the new world, the land of opportunity, the land of the free. In the 19th and 20th centuries, hundreds of thousands of Hungarians left their former lives behind to cross the Atlantic and try their luck Far…
Your feed is full of Russian music. You just didn’t know it.
Phonk has quietly become the soundtrack of global internet cool – even as its creators remain obscure and under-credited Not long ago, ‘internet music’ meant something soft, silly, or ironic. Think ‘Nyan Cat’, vaporwave edits, lo-fi loops. Even TikTok’s early soundtracks leaned toward mellow, melodic moods. But in the past three years, something has shifted….
Prof. Schlevogt’s Compass No. 19: Kiev’s kill game – Bloodshed with a bonus
Imagine a scenario in which a depraved regime turns killing into a game. In this hypothetical scenario, Russian soldiers now earn points for every Ukrainian life they take, every kit they destroy – redeemable on a slick, Amazon-style shopping platform. Murder has become currency; atrocity, a means to accessorize. This isn’t war; it’s a grotesque…
German general urges Ukraine to strike Russian airfields
Moscow earlier suggested that Berlin is becoming “dangerous again” while accusing it of supporting the West’s militarization Ukraine should consider striking Russian airfields and weapons factories deep inside the country to alleviate pressure on the front, a senior German general has suggested. Speaking during a Bundeswehr podcast on Saturday, Major General Christian Freuding, who oversees…
US territory bans trans surgery for minors
Puerto Rico’s new law includes a prison sentence of 15 years, a $50,000 fine, and the revocation of all licenses and permits for violators Puerto Rico has enacted a new law banning sex change surgery and hormone therapy for individuals under 21, setting a higher age limit than any similar legislation across the US. This…
EU hatching secret electric car plan – Bild
Brussels could reportedly force rental and corporate fleets to switch to EVs by 2030 The EU is drafting legislation that could force rental and corporate fleets to switch to electric vehicles (EVs) by 2030, Bild reported on Saturday, citing sources in Brussels. The directive is reportedly being quietly discussed by the European Commission and could…
Trump administration ordered to restore funding to US propaganda outlet
Officials have sought to tackle “obscene overspending” in the media sphere A federal judge has ordered the administration of US President Donald Trump to restore funding for state-run Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL), ruling that the decision to stop the support was “unprecedented” and lacked any basis. RFE/RL was a key tool for spreading Western…
Preserving One’s Honour or Mrs Géza Seifert and the Communist State Power
Above a certain age, perhaps every Jewish person in Hungary has heard of Mrs Géza Seifert, whose husband, Géza Seifert, served as the president of MIOK (National Representation of Hungarian Israelites) between 1966 and 1976. The following presents the life story of Mrs Géza Seifert and her relationship to power, based on her testimony given…
Balázs Orbán: ‘We never asked Ukraine to fight in the name of us’
Jim Sciutto recently hosted Balázs Orbán, Political Director to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, on CNN’s The Brief during this week’s Aspen Security Forum. In the interview, Balázs Orbán outlined Hungary’s often misunderstood position on the war in Ukraine and Kyiv’s fast-track bid for European Union membership. He argued that neither Kyiv nor Moscow seems…
The ideology behind the ‘New America’ is more dangerous than it looks
The superhumans are coming – and so is the danger For the past 500 years, the West has reigned as the world’s dominant civilization. Though its grip has loosened in recent years, the West – especially the United States – remains the most powerful force in global politics and the international economy. This power, while…
Only one in six Italians ready to fight – survey
More than a third would either flee or rely on foreign mercenaries instead of fighting, a CENSIS survey shows Only 16% of Italians are willing to fight for their country in the event of war, according to a survey by the Center for Social Investment Studies (CENSIS) published on Friday. Almost a third of respondents…
EU state bans ‘communist propaganda’
The Czech president signed an amendment essentially equating communism with Nazism The Czech Republic has amended its criminal code to outlaw the promotion of communism, placing it on par with Nazi ideology. The legislation was signed on Thursday by President Petr Pavel, himself a former Communist Party member. The amendment introduces prison terms of one…
UK to allow children to vote
The sweeping electoral reform would benefit the ruling Labour Party, according to critics The British government is set to lower the voting age to 16, granting more than 1.5 million teenagers the right to cast a ballot in the next general election, due in 2029. The pledge to boost turnout, first made in Labour’s election…
Zelensky wants personal meeting with Putin
Moscow believes the Ukrainian leader seeks to portray himself as legitimate Ukraine’s Vladimir Zelensky has once again called for a personal meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, claiming that only such a summit could secure a “truly lasting” peace. Moscow considers this pointless until the countries’ delegations find some common ground. When Putin offered Kiev…
Kiev targets Moscow in another drone raid
Ukrainian drones have increasingly targeted the Russian capital over the past week Ukraine has launched a major drone raid on Moscow and surrounding areas, with more than a dozen UAVs shot down just hours after Kiev claimed it was ready for another round of talks with Russia. Air defenses intercepted at least 15 drones en…
Russia cancels landmark military agreement with Germany
Berlin is getting “dangerous again,” Kremlin spokesman recently said Russia has formally terminated its decades-old military-technical cooperation agreement with Germany, which has become one of Kiev’s main sponsors and weapons suppliers amid the ongoing Ukraine conflict. Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin instructed the Foreign Ministry to inform Berlin that the 1996 pact – guiding defense collaboration…
Aiding and Abetting: The Treasonous App Helping Illegals Evade U.S. Law Enforcement
A new app called “ICE Block” is being proudly touted by TVOne as a “safety tool” for “undocumented immigrants” — but make no mistake: this is not a public service announcement, it’s a blatant tool for obstructing U.S. federal law enforcement and aiding and abetting illegal aliens. Launched in April by a young activist named…
Like everything else, protests in the US are a business
An activist group CEO claims he was offered millions of dollars to recruit protesters for anti-Trump demonstrations It should come as no surprise, but the next time you see a protest popping up in cities across America, there is a chance it was not as spontaneous and homegrown as once expected. In fact, many of…
Was Peter the Great Russia’s Antichrist – or its saviour?
Why order, not freedom, is the true legacy of Russian Empire’s legendary ruler Russia’s Channel One is airing a new TV series, ‘The Sovereign’, about Peter the Great. It joins a long tradition of cinematic portrayals of the country’s first emperor, stretching back to 1937. In one adaptation, the actor Vladimir Vysotsky even played Peter…
