Orbán Seeks Talks with Fico on Beneš Decrees — Will It Yield Any Results?

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has vowed to conclude talks with Slovakia over a new law criminalizing criticism of the Beneš decrees, warning that it revives the principle of collective guilt. The legislation has strained bilateral relations and reignited long-standing disputes over the treatment of the Hungarian minority in Slovakia.

4iG Partners with Czech TATRA Boosting Hungary’s Defence Modernization

Hungarian defence firm 4iG Space and Defence Technologies has signed an exclusive cooperation agreement with TATRA Trucks, granting it representation and sales rights for the Czech manufacturer’s military vehicles in Hungary. The deal supports Budapest’s ambition to strengthen domestic defence production and NATO-compatible capabilities.

Why Did the United States Capture Nicolás Maduro?

In the early morning hours of 3 January, the special forces of the US Army captured President Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela, who is now transferred to the United States to face justice in his criminal case. But why did the Trump administration choose to take such a drastic measure?

German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius delivers a speech in front of the first German maritime reconnaissance P8-A Poseidon patrol aircraft after it landed, on November 7, 2025 at the military part of Schoenefeld airport near Berlin. (Photo by Tobias SCHWARZ / AFP)

Is Europe Ready for a German War Machine?

‘The core paradox of the European Union has always been an aspiration to function as an imperial power without possessing imperial sovereignty. It claims authority over trade, regulations, and cultural norms across the continent, yet it relies on the American nuclear umbrella for external protection and lacks the independent military force needed to impose its will.’