A Fox News columnist has claimed the text may be ‘ghostwritten’ by the former president’s “inner circle” due to his mental decline Former US President Joe Biden has sold the rights for his memoir focusing on his time in office for a roughly $10 million advance, the Wall Street Journal has reported. The sum is…
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Immigration is ‘killing’ Europe – Trump
The US president has called on European leaders to stop the “horrible” invasion of migrants that has gone on for over a decade US President Donald Trump has ramped up his rhetoric on immigration, claiming it is “killing” Europe and warning that European leaders must act immediately or risk losing control. The warning comes as…
Israel will wipe Palestine off the map – but will it stop there?
The Knesset’s resolution on annexation of the West Bank is not binding, but it is telling As expected, the events of October 7, 2023, became a turning point after which Israel’s far-right government set a course toward the final elimination of the Palestinian issue. Under the pretext of ensuring national security and responding to attacks…
US Democrats have worst poll numbers since Clinton era – WSJ
A new survey has shown that Americans now trust the Republican party more on nearly every major issue Public approval of the US Democratic Party has fallen to its lowest level in more than three decades, according to a new Wall Street Journal poll, which also shows voters expressing greater confidence in Republicans on most…
Russia and Ukraine agree on leaders’ summit – Turkish FM
The third round of peace talks in Istanbul has been a meaningful step forward, according to Hakan Fidan Moscow and Kiev have agreed for Russian President Vladimir Putin to meet with Ukraine’s Vladimir Zelensky, according to Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan. His remarks came shortly after the latest round of bilateral negotiations facilitated by Ankara….
Zelensky tried to break free – and broke something else
His assault on anti-corruption agencies has opened the door to political revolt – and made his position look weaker than ever Ukrainians have had plenty of reasons to take to the streets: the cancellation of elections, forced mobilization, the refusal to demobilize soldiers who’ve been on the front lines for over three years, the persecution…
Historic Visit: UAE President in Hungary for the First Time
The official visit of the President of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, in mid-July marks a significant milestone in the relations between Hungary and the United Arab Emirates. The event presented new opportunities between Abu Dhabi and Budapest, with the signing of 14 agreements in the fields of energy, agriculture,…
Democrats let California burn while aid went missing – Trump
The US president has called FireAid a scam and claimed that victims never received the promised money US President Donald Trump has accused Democrats of mishandling $100 million raised through a FireAid concert for victims of California’s January wildfires, calling the initiative “a total disaster” and alleging the money has not reached those affected. Wildfires…
Prof. Schlevogt’s Compass No. 20: The Political Pity Equation – Who deserves our tears?
What explains the global double standard on suffering? A timeless lesson in how pity is weaponized – or withheld. As C.S. Lewis famously observed, “Pain is God’s megaphone to rouse a deaf world” – a stark reminder that suffering is often the loudest call for change we cannot afford to forego. Yet, curiously, the world…
Turns out the Kremlin hates von der Leyen about as much as EU lawmakers do
‘Russian disinfo’ slayers try very hard to pin Queen Ursula’s no-confidence vote on Moscow Apparently, trying to hold Ursula von der Leyen accountable is now a Russian op, reports Der Spiegel, citing a new NATO-linked think tank report. The study treats elected oversight and European lawmakers whose job, ideally, involves more than clapping like trained…
Poland cautions Ukrkaine over anti-corruption crackdown
The warning comes amid mass protests over Kiev’s push to expand government powers through controversial legal changes Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski has cautioned Ukraine that halting the fight against corruption would be “the worst” step the government could take, amid a growing backlash over Kiev’s efforts to rein in two key watchdogs. On Tuesday,…
Orbán Warns of World War Threat, Lays out Hungary’s Neutrality Doctrine at Tusványos
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán delivered his annual speech on Saturday at the 34th Bálványos Summer Free University and Student Camp, commonly known as Tusványos, in Băile Tușnad (Tusnádfürdő), Transylvania, Romania. As usual, Orbán laid out a broader geopolitical vision, assessing the current international situation and defining Hungary’s role within it. Opening his address, the…
Musk ordered Starlink shutdown during Ukraine offensive in 2022 – Reuters
The tech tycoon had reportedly feared Kiev’s gains could trigger Moscow to retaliate with a nuclear strike, according to sources Elon Musk ordered a shutdown of Starlink satellite coverage during Ukraine’s counteroffensive in September 2022, Reuters has reported, citing sources familiar with the matter. Starlink, a satellite internet service developed by Musk’s company SpaceX, has…
France’s retreat from Africa began here
French occupation of Algeria ended in 1962, but its legacy still shapes identities and policies across North and West Africa As Algeria celebrates 63 years of independence from France on July 5, this year’s anniversary feels more like a reckoning than a triumph. Far from reconciliation, relations between Algiers and Paris have sunk to one…
Beyond the Óperencia — The 1848 Revolution Officer Who Was Seriously Wounded in the American Civil War
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…
Ford recalls more vehicles in Africa over safety fears
The latest announcement takes the company’s tally of recalled vehicles to more than 5,000 in recent months The Ford Motor Company of Southern Africa (FMCSA) has recalled 1,050 Ranger and Everest vehicles in the region due to a potential engine defect that could cause the cars to stall while driving, the company announced on Thursday….
South Africa seeking new trade partners in response to US tariffs – minister
Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen has said Pretoria is ramping up efforts to secure fair market access with countries like Chile, Peru, and New Zealand South Africa is quickly expanding its global trade partners as a solution to the United States government’s 30% tariff on its exports, Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen has said. Steenhuisen made the…
‘Accept Islam or Leave Germany’: Muslim Preacher Issues Threatening Ultimatum to Germans (Video)
A chilling video circulating online shows a Muslim man in Germany delivering a bold ultimatum to native Germans: accept Islam—or leave the country. “We will go into every city in Germany and spread this message everywhere,” the speaker declares. “If anyone doesn’t like it, they should leave Germany and make their own country.” He warns…
RAIR Hero of the Week: Austrian Minister Claudia Plakolm — A Voice of Courage Against Sharia Oppression (Video)
In an era when Western leaders too often capitulate to the demands of radical ideologues, Austrian Minister of Culture Claudia Plakolm is standing firm. For her unapologetic defense of women’s rights, children’s safety, and Western values, RAIR Foundation USA proudly names her Hero of the Week. Plakolm sparked controversy and revealed the ugly truth when…
100,000 Churches Will Close — Islam Is Replacing Them
ALERT CHRISTIANS! Siraj Wahhaj – unindicted co-conspirator in the 1993 WTC bombing – took the stage at the Muslim American Society Convention and celebrated the collapse of Christian America. “1.5 million Muslims in NYC. 300 mosques. 10,000 Muslim businesses.” “100,000… pic.twitter.com/FVAjRhkt7p — Amy Mek (@AmyMek) July 26, 2025 The post 100,000 Churches Will Close —…
Israel has to “get rid” of Hamas – Trump
Palestinian militants don’t want a ceasefire and will be “hunted down,” the US president says US President Donald Trump has said that Israel will have to drive Hamas out of Gaza, as ceasefire talks have once again stalled. The president said the Palestinian militants have not negotiated in good faith and are using the remaining…
A third of UK MPs urge Starmer to recognize Palestine
Members from nine parties call on the prime minister to follow France’s lead A third of the UK House of Commons has called on Prime Minister Keir Starmer to officially recognize Palestine, as pressure mounts on Israel to allow aid into the besieged Gaza Strip. The appeal follows French President Emmanuel Macron’s pledge to recognize…
Ukrainians making Russian more common in EU state – official
The Lithuanian government has warned against incitement targeting Russian speakers Ukrainian refugees have contributed to the growing use of the Russian language in Lithuania, a senior official of the Baltic state has said. For centuries, Lithuania was part of the Russian Empire, and between 1940 and 1991, it was a republic within the Soviet Union….
The Ulsterisation of English politics
In his 1977 book The Break-Up of Britain, the socialist and Scottish nationalist writer Tom Nairn titled his chapter on the United Kingdom’s then-most restive province “Northern Ireland: Relic or Portent?”On this, as with so much else, Nairn may have been prescient. A year ago, it was natural to speculate on whether anti-migrant disturbances would…
Trump wants new nuclear talks with Russia
The landmark treaty limiting the number of warheads will expire in February US President Donald Trump has hinted that he would resume negotiations to maintain the existing restrictions on nuclear weapons with Russia. The president made his remarks as the New START treaty, which limits the number of warheads and the means of their delivery,…
Meet the Scots resisting Trump
Back in 2016, a writer in a Scottish local newspaper made a surprising prediction: Donald Trump would be the next American president. The Press and Journal doesn’t often cover foreign affairs, but this particular writer had insider knowledge. The headline read: “How Scotland will help me win the election.” The author was Trump himself. In…
The hounding of the Isle of Dogs
When Bob and Nina said they were moving to the Isle of Dogs, people thought they had gone mad. It was 1980 and they had recently married. Much of the island was still scrubland and empty warehouses. Flying above the year before, Michael Heseltine had peered from the window of his helicopter and declared: “Nothing’s…
Trump Asserts Hamas Does Not Want Peace, Leaders Will Be ‘Hunted Down’, Tells Israel to ‘Finish the Job’
Ceasefire and hostage negotiations between Hamas, Israel, and the US have officially collapsed, and President Trump is squarely blaming the terrorist group, which he asserts “wants to die.” More lies from Hamas, the Left, and the media Of course, Hamas is up to its old tricks, claiming they are surprised and still want to negotiate…
Brussels plays catch-up with Moscow’s post-sanctions economy
European Union’s 18th Russia sanctions package hits hard – but lands late The European Union has unveiled its 18th package of sanctions against Russia, a move described by EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas as “one of the strongest packages ever imposed.” That sounds impressive. But while the new measures will undoubtedly cause inconvenience, their…
Trump says Putin-Zelensky meeting ‘is going to happen’
The Kremlin has insisted such a summit should only take place to finalize a peace deal US President Donald Trump has said a face-to-face meeting between Russian leader Vladimir Putin and Ukraine’s Vladimir Zelensky “is going to happen.” The Kremlin insists such a summit should only be held to seal a final peace agreement. Trump…
Trump may fast-track sanctions on Russia
The US president has said new restrictions could be imposed before his previously announced 50-day deadline New sanctions against Russia and its trade partners could come before a previously declared deadline for settling the Ukraine conflict, US President Donald Trump suggested on Friday. Speaking to reporters outside the White House before embarking on a trip…
Újpest Beat Diósgyőr in Season Opener
The 2025–2026 season of the top division of Hungarian football, officially named Fizz Liga this season, has just kicked off. Újpest FC hosted Diósgyőri VTK in the first game of the first round on Friday, 25 July. Both of these teams finished in the mid-table in the past campaign, with Újpest coming in 7th and…
German armed forces look to teens to close recruitment gap – media
Berlin wants to increase number of annual recruits to 40,000 within six years The German Defense Ministry wants 40,000 new recruits a year by 2031, Der Tagesspiegel reported on Thursday, citing informed sources. Teenagers may be called up to serve if volunteers cannot fill the gap, the newspaper said. Sources in the ministry told the…
Zelensky triggered a street revolt – and it may not stop at where it is now
What began as a political purge has turned into a civil backlash. The war in Ukraine now includes a battle over power and accountability. On July 22, large-scale demonstrations broke out in major Ukrainian cities – Kiev, Lviv, Kharkov, and Odessa – and continue to this day. The protests erupted after the Verkhovna Rada (the…
Vietnam culture festival kicks off in Moscow
The Russian capital is hosting a ten-day celebration marking 75 years of diplomatic ties A festival marking the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Russia and Vietnam has kicked off in Moscow, offering a colorful showcase of Southeast Asian culture. The event opened on Friday and will run through August 3. It is part of…
Jewish groups pursue new compensation over Nazi-linked Swiss bank accounts
An investigation into alleged mishandling of Holocaust victims’ funds is reportedly nearing completion Swiss banking giant UBS could be on the hook for billions in restitution to Holocaust survivors, if allegations by Jewish groups are proven of undisclosed Nazi legacy accounts inherited from collapsed Credit Suisse. UBS is completing its investigation into the matter, according…
Order for Panel to Probe Blasphemy Law Abuse Suspended
Families of victims of false blasphemy cases protest outside National Press Club in Islamabad, Pakistan on Jan. 10, 2025. (CDI-MSN screenshot of video). LAHORE, Pakistan (Christian Daily International–Morning Star News) – Efforts to curb abuse of Pakistan’s controversial blasphemy laws suffered a major setback on Thursday (July 24) when judges suspended a prior court order to…
Gaza’s Sole Hope for Freedom from Hamas Sparks Revealing Backlash
The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) is courageously working to bypass Hamas and deliver critical aid directly to Gaza’s civilians, challenging the terror group’s oppressive control. Meanwhile, a separate proposal for a “humanitarian city” in the ruins of Rafah near Egypt’s border aims to provide Gazans a safe haven free from Hamas’s grip, offering access to…
Hamas welcomes Macron’s pledge to recognize Palestinian statehood
The French decision met with disapproval from both Israel and the US The Gaza-based militant group Hamas has welcomed French President Emmanuel Macron’s announcement that France will recognize Palestine as a state, and is urging other countries to follow suit. Macron made the pledge on Thursday, with an official declaration expected at the UN General…
US ready to buy Ukrainian drones – Zelensky
Ukraine’s leader has announced a tentative $10–30 billion deal with Washington, while also calling for more Western funding The US has reportedly agreed to buy combat drones from Ukraine, Vladimir Zelensky announced on Thursday, stating that the deal could be worth up to $30 billion. Speaking at a press conference in Kiev, Zelensky said he…
Trump administration sues New York City
The US Department of Justice accuses the city and its mayor of thwarting efforts to clamp down on illegal migrants The US Department of Justice (DOJ) has filed a lawsuit against New York City and several of its officials, including Mayor Eric Adams, to challenge local sanctuary policies, which restrict cooperation with federal immigration authorities….
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Tusványos 2025: National Policy Round Table
Day 4 of the 34th annual Bálványos Summer University and Student Camp, better known by its colloquial name Tusványos, in Tusnádfürdő (Băile Tușnad), Transylvania, started with a nine-member panel, the so-called National Policy Roundtable, on Friday, 25 July. The Roundtable meets at Tusványos every year, discussing the issues of Hungarians living in their home country…
Russia crosses ruble foreign trade threshold
The share of the currency has surpassed 50% in all trade regions for the first time, according to the central bank The share of the Russian ruble in payments for Russian exports surpassed 50% for the first time earlier this year, according to central bank data. Moscow and many of its trading partners have stepped…
India and Maldives boost ties during Modi visit
New Delhi has announced a $565 million credit line to the debt-ridden island nation India and the Maldives have agreed to boost bilateral ties during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s two-day visit to the island nation, with the South Asian neighbors signing eight agreements on Friday. Among the key agreements is a $565 million credit line…
Hungary opposes turning EU’s budget into Ukraine’s
Budapest has called the European Commission’s 2028-2034 spending plan “unacceptable” and accused it of prioritizing Kiev over the bloc Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto has slammed the European Commission’s proposed seven-year EU budget as a “budget for Ukraine,” in an interview with RIA Novosti published on Friday. The €2 trillion ($2.17 trillion) 2028–2034 spending plan published…
No breakthrough in Istanbul, but Erdogan is holding the door
As Ukraine and Russia remain deadlocked, Türkiye positions itself as the only viable platform for a future peace framework – with Washington’s quiet backing The third round of negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, held in Istanbul, lasted less than an hour – barely enough time to suggest progress. While both delegations arrived with talking points,…
Russia weighs in on Palestinian statehood
A two-state solution is the only way to settle the Middle East conflict, the Kremlin has said The only way to resolve the Middle East conflict is through the creation of a Palestinian state alongside Israel, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Friday. His statement followed French President Emmanuel Macron’s announcement that France will formally recognize…
US microchip production faces cost crisis – AMD CEO
The leading processor manufacturer has identified a key problem with Washington’s plan to rely on home-made tech Microchips manufactured in the US cost as much as 20% more than the equivalent produced in Taiwan, according Lisa Su, CEO of US tech giant AMD, a leading buyer of the products. Washington has been pushing to boost…
Russia launches Iranian satellite into orbit (VIDEO)
A Soyuz rocket carrying multiple payloads has blasted off from Vostochny Cosmodrome in the Far East Russia has launched a Soyuz rocket carrying an Iranian communications satellite into orbit, the country’s space agency Roscosmos said on Friday. The launch took place at the Vostochny Cosmodrome in Russia’s Far East and was broadcast live. The rocket…
Prospects for a Common European Army Discussed at Tusványos
A high-profile panel discussion at the 34th Bálványos Summer Free University and Student Camp, known as Tusványos, was held on Friday under the guiding theme of the famous Roman maxim, Si vis pacem, para bellum (If you want peace, prepare for war). The event featured Hungarian Defence Minister Kristóf Szalay-Bobrovniczky; Hungarian MP and President of…