Famous British right-wing activist Tommy Robinson, on the social media platform X, has come to the defence of the 58-year-old Hungarian man who tossed the Pride flags displayed at the Elisabeth Bridge into the Danube River in Budapest, Hungary, last month.

‘The sitting President of the United States, after winning the 2024 presidential election by receiving 77.3 million votes nationally…was able to convince so many Americans to vote for him despite content about his supposed extraordinary failures as POTUS being a lot more prevalent in the media during his first and President Biden’s only term.’

In a 135–44 vote, MPs for the ruling Tisza Party voted to abolish the Sovereignty Protection Office created by the Orbán administration in 2024, after finding that it ‘served no actual public good’.

Supergirl grossed just $62.6 million against its $186 million production budget on opening weekend. Star Milly Alcock drew online backlash after mocking a ‘Christian dad’ and calling Supergirl a ‘queer icon’. Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, due next month with a $250 million budget, is already facing similar criticism online.

President of the Republic Tamás Sulyok of Hungary has attended the commemoration of the 1956 Poznań workers’ uprising in Poznań, Poland. At the event, he also met with his Polish counterpart, Karol Nawrocki.

A total of 19,779 foreign criminals who have served time in jail now live freely in the United Kingdom, which is an all-time high, the Daily Mail reports. That is despite an August 2025 law change that mandates foreign nationals be deported if convicted of a crime.

‘Europe is no longer an actor, no longer a player in the global geostrategic chess game, but rather a target,’ historian Dr Tamás Dezső writes in the special print edition of Hungarian Conservative, The Geostrategy of Migration, about the European Union’s position in the global migration crisis.

Conservative journalists and commentators gathered in Budapest to discuss the future of Hungary’s right-wing media after the Tisza Party’s landslide election victory in April. Speakers, including Dániel Bohár and Mátyás Kohán, highlighted challenges of funding and credibility while debating how conservative outlets can adapt to a rapidly changing political landscape.

A new report by MCC Brussels argues the EU’s €1.23 billion mental health agenda has evolved beyond healthcare into a tool of social governance. The study warns that policies promoting psychological monitoring, behavioural interventions, and emotional assessments may undermine people’s resilience while expanding bureaucratic influence into everyday life.

At New York’s Democratic primaries, Muslim candidate Darializa Avila Chevalier, who opposes deportations, defeated incumbent Congressman Adriano Espaillat in the 13th Congressional District. In a New York State Senate primary, Aber Kawas won the Democratic nomination despite controversy over comments appearing to blame the 9/11 attacks on Islamophobia.