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Politics / 3 weeks ago

Trump-Putin summit saga: From Hamburg to Anchorage — What’s next in Budapest?

Former U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin made headlines after the Anchorage Summit in Alaska on August 15, 2025, the first formal meeting between the two leaders since Trump’s return to the White House. The summit marked the continuation of a complicated diplomatic relationship that has spanned years and several countries.

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Culture / 24 weeks ago

EU nations condemn Hungary's LGBTQ+ pride ban, urge legal action

A coalition of European Union (EU) member states has issued a strong condemnation of Hungary's recent legislative actions that effectively ban LGBTQ+ Pride events and impose restrictions on LGBTQ+ rights. The joint statement urges the European Commission to take immediate legal action against Hungary for what is perceived as a violation of fundamental EU values. In April 2025, the Hungarian Parliament passed a constitutional amendment that prohibits LGBTQ+ gatherings, including Pride events, and enshrines a traditional definition of gender, recognizing only two sexes. The legislation also authorises the use of facial recognition technology by police to monitor and identify participants in such events .

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Politics / 37 weeks ago

Why these political powerhouses suffered crashing defeats in both world wars

Throughout the 20th century, three nations—Germany, Hungary, and Bulgaria—found themselves on the losing side of World War I and II. Their defeats led to significant territorial losses, political upheaval, and long-lasting consequences that reshaped their futures. As the leader of the Central Powers in World War I, Germany's defeat in 1918 led to the draconian Treaty of Versailles. The treaty imposed severe reparations, military restrictions, and territorial losses, fueling nationalist resentment and paving the way for the rise of Nazi Germany.

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Environment / 1 year ago

Countries with high dependence on nuclear energy

Nuclear power has emerged as a cornerstone for many nations in the quest for sustainable and reliable energy sources. It ranks as the second most significant source of low-carbon electricity globally, accounting for 26% of the total in 2020. According to Britannica, one method of releasing nuclear energy is by controlled nuclear fission in devices called reactors, which now operate in many parts of the world for electricity.

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