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Hungary’s New Sovereignty Law: A Firm Stand Against Foreign Influence
17
Jun

Hungary’s New Sovereignty Law: A Firm Stand Against Foreign Influence

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Hungary’s proposed Transparency of Public Life Act, aimed at curbing foreign-funded organizations, has sparked protests waving EU and LGBT flags, echoing similar unrest in Georgia over its Foreign Agents Registration Act. Both laws, modelled on the US’s FARA, seek to protect national sovereignty but face accusations of stifling dissent. Critics, including the EU and US, […]

South Korea Suspends Border Loudspeaker Broadcasts in Bid to Ease Tensions with North Report By Wada Sigagayi
17
Jun

South Korea Suspends Border Loudspeaker Broadcasts in Bid to Ease Tensions with North Report By Wada Sigagayi

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South Korea has halted loudspeaker propaganda broadcasts along the border with North Korea as part of President Lee Jae-myung’s effort to reduce tensions and restore trust. The move, welcomed by local residents but criticized by human rights groups, follows a similar pause from North Korea, though its permanence is unclear. This shift comes amid concerns […]

Trump Administration Defends Refugee Status for White South Africans
14
May

Trump Administration Defends Refugee Status for White South Africans

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U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday defended his administration’s controversial decision to grant refugee status to a group of white South African farmers, known as Afrikaners, during a press briefing at the White House. The move comes amid growing debate over the criteria used in American asylum and refugee policy. While critics have questioned the […]

Pope Leo XIV Calls for Release of Imprisoned Journalists in First Address to Media
13
May

Pope Leo XIV Calls for Release of Imprisoned Journalists in First Address to Media

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In a powerful first address to the global press, Pope Leo XIV issued a strong appeal for the release of journalists imprisoned worldwide, describing their detainment as an attack on truth and the public’s right to information. Speaking before a packed audience of international media professionals at the Vatican on Monday, the newly elected Pope […]

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