According to the Romanian Intelligence Service (SRI), a sabotage network directed from Russia was behind the September 14 fire in Brașov, which caused damage next to CARFIL SA, a company belonging to the ROMARM state defense industry group. The case involves two Belarusian citizens and one Ukrainian citizen who had been living in EU member states. Two of them were arrested in Germany, while the th

Leaders of more than twenty countries urged stricter oversight of artificial intelligence in a joint declaration on Monday: according to the signatories, the technology could develop faster than governments are able to manage the risks that come with it.

According to Radu Hossu, Donald Trump is trying to blame Ukrainian strikes on refineries for the rise in American fuel prices because he fears he will have to pay the political price for the war with Iran in the November elections. Hossu believes the American president is attempting a communication trick to swap cause and effect: he suggests that Ukrainian strikes on Russian refineries are driving

They were incredibly beautiful. Young and in love. Their lives were cut short for one reason alone, but cruelly: Anastasia and Valerii Saksahanskyi refused to serve the occupiers.

At the end of the year, the role of the Eurotrans Foundation, set up by the RMDSZ (Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Romania), in simplified naturalization will come to an end, according to information obtained by Krónika, since the government led by Péter Magyar will no longer involve outside organizations in the process. From 2027, citizenship and civil registry matters for Hungarians in Tran

I have never seen anyone love their homeland so beautifully. Réka Pigniczky's 2009 documentary, Incubator, offers a glimpse into the lives of the children of Hungarians who fled to America after 1956: how their parents created a Hungarian world for them on the other side of the ocean, and what it was like to grow up belonging to two cultures and two homelands at once. At the heart of the story is

What does political satire do after Orbán's fall? According to the video, there was no need to worry: the former prime minister's lounging in Paris, the 1,848-metre flag brought out for the commemoration of '56, and the stories surrounding the reckoning with the Matolcsy family provide more than enough material. Meanwhile, Mária Schmidt talks of revenge, and the author probes why people are so eag

Launched by students, the wave of protests in France has by now broadened into a demonstration against the cost-of-living crisis, with the video's description describing events accompanied by arson, looting and mass arrests.

Lines in Subotica, volunteers in Čantavir watching for suspected vote-buying, conflicts escalating to the point of calling the police, and groups in black circling the polling stations in Belgrade: this report offers a close-up view of the atmosphere surrounding Serbia's election. Among those who spoke, some expect change to come from the student movement, others say they are missing a foreign-po

There was no Peace March and Viktor Orbán gave no speech, but there was a very long flag by the Danube, followed by Mária Schmidt, János Áder and János Bóka for those interested.

After nearly two years of student protests, crowds of celebrating people flooded Belgrade: Aleksandar Vučić has admitted his party's defeat in the early parliamentary election.

This year's elections in Hungary and Serbia had many similarities, and one of the most striking was vote-buying. Many considered this the biggest obstacle to the "change of system" in Hungary. In Serbia, too, attempts were made to bribe people in the poorest villages, and according to reports, a vote there also cost around twenty thousand forints' worth of dinars.

On Sunday evening, Aleksandar Vučić's regime in Serbia collapsed: according to estimates by Ipsos and CeSID, the list of the student movement that formed after the Novi Sad tragedy won more than half of the votes and will receive 140 seats in the 250-member parliament. Vučić's party, the Serbian Progressive Party, will go into opposition after nearly fourteen years. The winning list does not need

Sorin Grindeanu is proposing the merger of smaller local administrations, a reduction in the number of government agencies, and the restructuring or dissolution of loss-making or unjustifiably maintained state companies. The PSD chairman announced on Monday, October 26, that he will ask Prime Minister Luca Niculescu for two separate reform packages to be adopted through the government's assumption

Norway has gone through a severe civilizational decline: it didn't award the Nobel Peace Prize to Donald Trump. The American president therefore drew the necessary foreign policy conclusion on October 25, at his campaign rally in Port Huron, Michigan, and declared: "Norway has basically become a shithole country." In the speech delivered ahead of the midterm elections, he also said he doesn't want

Aleksandar Vučić admitted on Sunday evening that his party had lost Serbia's early parliamentary election. The Students' List (officially called "Students Win"), which grew out of nearly two years of student protests following the Novi Sad railway station tragedy, won a majority. According to an estimate by Ipsos and CeSID based on a 96 percent sample, the list won 52.9 percent of the vote and wil

Seventy years ago, Europe and the entire world reached an extremely important, in many respects decisive crossroads, when the people of Hungary rose up for freedom, against the Soviet system. The courage and love of freedom of the Hungarians were shown with extraordinary force, and to this day they fill us with admiration throughout Europe.

On Saturday, October 24, Ukraine's Ministry of Defense announced that Starlink and the military-grade Starshield were once again operating at pre-restriction speeds. The connection is now stable even above 400 kilometers per hour, whereas during the restriction it had been cutting out at speeds as low as 160 kilometers per hour. The more than week-long throttling has ended, but the real dispute is

Over half a day, Serhiy Vivsanyuk crawled three hundred meters across a field, repeatedly losing consciousness and, each time he came to, trying to move on. Shrapnel had pierced his lung, his arm and leg were injured, and his thirst became increasingly unbearable. The Russian positions were only a hundred to a hundred and fifty meters away, and a message dropped from a Ukrainian drone let him know

Donald Trump recounted how he tried to persuade Google's CEO, Sundar Pichai, to finally give the Atlantic Ocean a name worthy of it too — preferably his own, or at least America's — because apparently there are still too many labels on the world map that don't make people think of the American president. According to the story he told at a campaign rally in South Carolina on October 21, he persona