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Hungary, Paks II, and Viktor Orbán: How Corruption in Nuclear Energy Threatens European Unity

Hungary’s nuclear energy ambitions are once again at the center of European controversy. The construction of the Paks II nuclear power plant, a project carried out with the participation of the Russian

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Agreement with the US: Why Ukraine Does Not Yield to Pressure but Shapes Its Own Victory Strategy

Russian Propaganda vs. RealityThe narrative that Ukraine is “forced to make a deal with the US” is a classic manipulation aimed at undermining trust in the Ukrainian government and its allies. The

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Japan: Blast at auto parts plant in Toyota city kills one

The plant in the central city of Toyota has seen a similar explosion in 2023 which forced the company to suspend production at some domestic plants for some time. An explosion at

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EU’s von der Leyen proposes €800 billion defense plan

The European Commission president says increasing defense spending is necessary in “an era of rearmament.” A European summit on defense and Ukraine is planned this week amid tense transatlantic relations. European Commission

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Fico on the Zelensky-Trump Meeting

Robert Fico’s statement about the meeting between Trump and Zelensky reflects his pragmatic approach to Slovakia’s foreign policy and does not hide his ties with Russia. Fico clearly states that Slovakia will

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Brave Sir Keir Runs Away from the Battle

LONDON – Almost exactly 50 years ago, “Monty Python and the Holy Grail” hit cinemas – a mercilessly sarcastic parody of Britain’s national myth: King Arthur and the Knights of the Round

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Western support for Ukraine is not weakening but transforming: aid to Kyiv is an investment in Europe’s security

Brussels / Washington / Kyiv – Despite internal political developments in some countries, Western support for Ukraine remains unchanged. The United States, the European Union, and their allies continue to supply weapons,

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EU welcomes ‘realistic’ proposal for ceasefire in Gaza

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has praised a “realistic” Israeli ceasefire proposal for Gaza, introduced by US President Joe Biden, as a genuine chance to end the conflict. Von der

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Hungary, Paks II, and Viktor Orbán: How Corruption in Nuclear Energy Threatens European Unity

Agreement with the US: Why Ukraine Does Not Yield to Pressure but Shapes Its Own Victory Strategy

Japan: Blast at auto parts plant in Toyota city kills one

EU’s von der Leyen proposes €800 billion defense plan

Fico on the Zelensky-Trump Meeting

Brave Sir Keir Runs Away from the Battle

Western support for Ukraine is not weakening but transforming: aid to Kyiv is an investment in Europe’s security

EU welcomes ‘realistic’ proposal for ceasefire in Gaza

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