Mayor Zohran Mamdani of New York City’s wife, Rama Duwaji, has publicly apologized after The Washington Free Beacon uncovered that she had used a racial slur on social media in the past. In the meantime, Mayor Mamdani is also facing criticism for supposed anti-white policies from the right.
‘I’m an engineer, I don’t write, but I started to make videos in 2023…I have almost 40 anecdotes. Some are about the visits of the well-known Hungarians mentioned earlier, but I also made one, for example, about the Hungarian cemetery in Paraguay. I have my own old video recordings and photographs; I show those and tell the stories alongside them, mostly available with Hungarian subtitles.’
‘To survive—that was the guiding principle of Kató Farkas’s life, who passed away in her 100th year. No matter what happens, that is all you have to think about, she always told herself and others.’
How satisfied are Croatians with their EU membership? Can family policies solve demographic problems and the shortage of skilled workers? Isn’t Croatia afraid of Ukraine’s EU membership? We spoke to the former President of Croatia about the experiences of Croatia’s EU membership, the future of Europe, and the lessons learned from the migration crisis.
Skrillex will headline the closing day of Sziget Festival 2026, joining a star-studded line-up that includes Florence + the Machine, Twenty One Pilots and Lewis Capaldi.
Prime Minister-elect Péter Magyar of Hungary has pledged to move Hungary’s PM office from the Carmelite Monastery, breaking with Viktor Orbán’s legacy, despite being formerly aligned with the Fidesz party. The new headquarters will be near Parliament, signaling a symbolic shift away from Buda Castle governance.
‘Since Hungary is also obliged to implement the EU’s Anti-SLAPP directive, its shortcomings are not irrelevant for Budapest. The Anti-SLAPP framework could become a tool for civil society organizations to silence legitimate criticism of their activities, while also potentially undermining plaintiffs’ right to a fair trial.’
Johnny Somali, the infamous American ‘nuisance streamer’ wreaking havoc in South Korea, after an international legal saga spanning over a year, has at last been sentenced to six months in prison with labour and 20 days of detention in jail.
In his first remarks after Hungary’s election, Donald Trump praised Viktor Orbán’s hardline immigration policy, saying he ‘didn’t let people come in and ruin his country,’ while signalling openness to Hungary’s incoming leadership. Moscow struck a similar tone, welcoming Péter Magyar’s readiness for ‘pragmatic dialogue’, with Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stating that Orbán was ‘never our friend.’
For the first time since 4 March, the primary American stock index, Dow Jones, closed the trading day up year-to-date. This was due to crude oil prices falling after news of renewed US–Iran peace talks and reduced demand, as well as a very favourable wholesale inflation report in the United States.
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