Ukraine Accuses Orbán of Assisting Russian Psyop in Transcarpathia to Sway Election
Kyiv has accused Russia of conducting a disinformation psyop targeting the Hungarian minority in Ukraine, allegedly in cooperation with Viktor Orbán’s government to influence Hungary’s upcoming election. Budapest rejected the claims, accusing Ukraine of interfering in domestic politics in support of Orbán’s opposition, as information warfare around the vote intensifies.
Govt Pushes Back on Claims PM Orbán Would Refuse to Step Down if Defeated
Hungarian Minister of EU Affairs János Bóka has rejected claims circulating in Western media that Prime Minister Viktor Orbán would refuse to concede defeat in the 12 April election, arguing instead that it is in fact the opposition building a ‘stolen election’ narrative, supported by selective polling, unproven interference claims, and amplified by Western media outlets.
The Iranian Nation Refused to Kneel Down to the Regime — An Interview with Juliana Taimoorazy
‘It is the systematic elimination of a population that rejects a tyrannical regime: young and old, men, women, and even children. When tens of thousands are killed, hundreds of thousands injured, and thousands deliberately blinded, these are not isolated acts—they are the hallmarks of calculated mass killing.’
Facebook Restricts PM Orbán’s Content Weeks Ahead of Hungarian Election
Facebook has begun restricting posts by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán just weeks before the high-stakes parliamentary election in April, following a mass-reporting campaign linked to former Meta employee and Tisza party figure Dóra Dávid. The move comes as the European Commission activates its rapid response system to monitor and restrict online content during the campaign.
Six Theses on the Hungarian Elections, and What They Mean for the World
‘The Hungarian election forces us to see the civilizational choice clearly. We will either continue dissolving into the failures of the liberal project, or we will recover our birthright with the support of that ancient civilizational glue which made Europe great in the first place.’
Islamist Group Claims Third Attack as Amsterdam Financial District Hit by Explosion
Another explosion struck Amsterdam on Sunday night as Dutch authorities investigate a suspected terror campaign targeting Jewish and Western-linked sites. The attack in the city’s financial district follows the bombing of a Jewish school and the arson of a synagogue last week—incidents claimed by a previously unknown Islamist group and linked to the war between the United States, Israel, and Iran.
East Asia Wants in on Hungarian Nuclear Industry
‘All three nations are interested in using Hungary to showcase their nuclear technologies to the European market—and it is the perfect place to do so. Unlike Western Europe, countries in Central Europe are heavily invested in nuclear energy, with nations such as Hungary and Slovakia generating more than 50 percent of their electricity from nuclear power.’
Áder Says European Politicians Fuel War Psychosis in Ukraine Debate
Former Hungarian president János Áder said the risk of war in Europe is higher today than two years ago, criticizing European Union leaders for what he described as increasingly confrontational rhetoric toward Russia.
The Strait That Could Decide the US–Iran War
As Brent crude prices briefly surged above $120 per barrel last week, the situation represents one of the most significant disruptions to global energy supply since the oil crises of the 1970s.
China–Taiwan Conflict Could Be ‘Survival-Threatening’ to Japan — An Interview with Ken Jimbo
What does Japan’s ‘survival-threatening situation’ mean? Will the Japanese armed forces be capable of defending the country by 2027? Can Japan still remain a pacifist state? We asked a Japanese expert, a former Special Advisor to the Minister of Defense, about Japan’s preparations for possible Taiwan conflict scenarios.