The Hungarian parliamentary elections scheduled for April 2026 could be a fateful moment not only for Hungary, which V. Orban has been leading for over fifteen years, but also for him personally. His power, authority and the system that he had built for himself for so long have faltered and...
London accused the Kremlin of poisoning Navalny and demands new sanctions
UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper stated the need for new coordinated sanctions against the Russian regime in response to the results of the international investigation into Alexei Navalny's death. According to a joint statement by the UK, France, Germany, the Netherlands, and Sweden, epibatidine, a highly toxic neurotoxin naturally found...
Police are preparing to launch criminal proceedings against Prince Andrew
Thames Valley Police is conducting a preliminary assessment of the evidence and consulting with the Crown Prosecution Service regarding the possible prosecution of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the former Duke of York and brother of King Charles III. The investigation was prompted by new documents from the Jeffrey Epstein case, released by...
Ukraine’s allies agreed on a record defense aid package for 2026 at the Ramstein meeting
Following the meeting of the Contact Group on Ukraine's Defense in the Ramstein format, which took place on February 12 in Brussels, Kyiv's partners confirmed one of the largest amounts of support in the format's history—nearly $38 billion for 2026. Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov called the meeting one of...
The 62nd Munich Security Conference has opened in Munich
The 62nd Munich Security Conference, one of the world's leading events in international politics, defense, and global security, officially opened today at the historic Bayerischer Hof hotel. The conference will run until February 15 and will bring together over 1,000 participants from nearly 115 countries, including over 50 heads of...
Another resignation in the Starmer government
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's government has seen another high-profile resignation. Cabinet Secretary and Head of the Civil Service Sir Chris Wormald has resigned, becoming the third senior official to leave Downing Street in less than a week. According to the Cabinet Office, Wormald's resignation is related to the ongoing...
How Fico is contributing to the corrupt degradation of the Slovak establishment
After joining the EU in 2004, the Slovak government began to make great efforts to build democratic institutions and a transparent law enforcement and judicial system. In fact, this was one of the key requirements for Slovakia when joining the European Union. Slovakia, as a country that was part of...
The UK has joined the PURL initiative to purchase American weapons for Ukraine
The UK has officially joined NATO's Prioritised Ukraine Requirements List (PURL) program, through which allies fund the purchase of American weapons and military equipment for Ukraine. This was announced by UK Defence Secretary John Healey. According to the British Defense Minister, the country will contribute £150 million to the PURL...
Keir Starmer demands an apology from Sir Jim Ratcliffe for his words about the “colonization” of Britain by migrants
Prime Minister of Great Britain Keir Starmer sharply condemned the statements of billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe, co-owner of the Manchester United football club, and demanded a public apology from him. The reason was Ratcliffe's recent interview with the Sky News channel, in which the businessman stated that Great Britain was...
Scandal in Hungary: Orbán prepares “sex-related dirt” on his main rival
A major political scandal is brewing in Hungary ahead of the 2026 parliamentary elections. Magyar Péter, the leader of the opposition Tisza party, whom most opinion polls call Viktor Orbán's main and most dangerous rival, made a sensational statement. Last night, Magyar Péter openly accused the Prime Minister and the...