The world’s nuclear arsenal exceeds 12,000 warheads

The nuclear club today consists of nine states, but the lion's share of capabilities remains concentrated in the hands of the United States and Russia. The total number of nuclear warheads worldwide at the start of 2026 stands at approximately 12,187 units, of which around 9,745 are ready for use...

Spaniards consider Trump a greater threat to world peace than Putin

According to a recent poll conducted by the sociology firm 40dB for the newspaper El País and radio station Cadena SER, the majority of Spaniards view U.S. President Donald Trump as the primary threat to global stability, ranking him above Russian President Putin. According to the barometer, 81% of respondents...

Serbia denies Ukrainian link in attempted sabotage of gas pipeline to Hungary

Serbian authorities have stated they cannot confirm Ukraine's involvement in the attempted bombing of the TurkStream gas pipeline leading to Hungary. This was announced by the director of Serbia's Military Security Agency (VBA), Đuro Jovanić, commenting on speculation that arose following the discovery of explosives. On April 5, Serbian President...

Iran has “launched” a wave of hybrid attacks across Europe

Europe is facing a new wave of coordinated nocturnal attacks on civilian and religious targets. A series of incidents that have occurred over recent weeks in Belgium, the Netherlands, France, and the United Kingdom is raising serious concerns that Iran is behind them, waging a hybrid war amid the escalating...

Orbán has set traps for his successor

Even if he wins the April elections, Hungary's opposition leader will face a system of obstacles deliberately built to protect Orbán's power, Politico warns. Peter Magyar, leader of the opposition Tisza party, is reportedly gaining significant support ahead of Hungary's parliamentary elections. Yet even in victory, the young politician will...

U.S. Senate condemns Trump over threat to withdraw from NATO

Republican senators in the U.S. Senate have joined their Democratic counterparts in criticizing President Donald Trump over his statements about a possible U.S. withdrawal from NATO. Senators called such ideas "the fulfillment of a dream" for Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping. The statement was issued by Republican Senator Thom Tillis...