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Hungarian opposition party Tisza is more popular than Viktor Orbán’s Fidesz party, which has dominated for the last 18 years, as evidenced by the poll conducted by Publicus Institute think tank.
Documents detail instructions from Hamas to Al Jazeera, including prohibiting criticism of Hamas, hiding information about failed rocket launches, and setting up a secure communication line between the two sides
A Ukrainian national sought for spying on behalf of Russia's FSB security agency has been captured by a special unit of Polish police after a long manhunt, according to news reports on Wednesday.
Russia's foreign ministry warned that South Korea could face "security consequences" if it gets involved in the war in Ukraine, as Seoul has vowed to take "phased" measures in response to growing military cooperation between Pyongyang and Moscow.
North Korean soldiers were being disguised as Russians and were acting under the Kremlin’s command instead of their own, South Korean Defense Minister Kim Yong-hyun reported to lawmakers Thursday, his office told NBC News.
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For setting fire to a paint factory in Wrocław, in southwestern Poland, Russians offered 51-year-old Ukrainian Siergey S., who is accused of subversion, $2,000 upfront, with another $2,000 promised after the successful operation. A week after his arrest, the payment for the arson increased to $5,000, while many other contracts were paid in cryptocurrencies.
But Peterson has renewed calls that the prime minister provide evidence.
Belarusian leader also says he’s “completely ready” to deploy Russian nukes housed in his country if provoked.
Russian president’s goal to de-dollarize world economy alarms members that do not want bloc to turn against west
Ukraine will receive $50 billion in loans, backed by frozen Russian assets, from Group of Seven allies. That word comes Wednesday from the White House.
“We, the hostages, made a vow to each other: if one of us were ever freed, we would never stop fighting for the release of the others," Soussanna said.