‘Knife in the back’ – Polish outrage over Ukraine betrayals grows, could mark major turning point in public sentiment
NATO’s unity may be cracking as Poland pivots away from Ukraine
NATO’s unity may be cracking as Poland pivots away from Ukraine
Is Ukraine sneaking its grain past Romania’s embargo by first transiting its product through Moldova?
Slovakia says it will maintain its ban on Ukrainian grains
Germany promised Ukraine 100 outdated Leopard 1A5 main battle tanks
Ukraine is already planning to sue Hungary, Poland and Slovakia
Ukrainian grain is known for its high levels of toxins and banned pesticides
Ukraine and Croatia are “abusing their positions,” warns MOL, Hungary’s state-owned energy group
The current EU import ban expires on Friday
The pro-peace Alternative for Germany claims the figures show that ordinary Ukrainians want a ceasefire as soon as possible
Rail transfer to Adriatic ports adds a significant amount in transport costs for Ukrainian grain
Beyond the propaganda value, the bounty also makes financial sense for Ukraine
Challenger 2 was not meant for short-range engagements
If a drone hit Romania, it would be the first time Russia had directly, even if accidentally, struck a NATO member state
The biggest bottleneck is the lack of English-speaking Ukrainian pilots and aircraft technicians
Oleksiy Reznikov was relieved of his duties on Sunday night and replaced by Rustem Umyerov
The man launched an unprovoked attack on a group of Ukrainian children after demanding they speak Russian
Josep Borrell says war in Ukraine has sped up enlargement
Hungary’s OTP Bank must be taken off the Ukrainian sanctions list and minority rights for Hungarians in Ukraine must be restored
The pair filmed themselves dancing suggestively while visiting their father’s grave at a Kyiv cemetery on Independence Day
Footage of burning Leopard 2 tanks have quieted claims that the tank would crush the Russians
Orbán said Ukraine cannot win the war, but most in the U.S. are being misled on this point
Russian lines are under serious threat after Ukrainian forces breached the first line of defense in the south
The report contends the villa was purchased in May 2023, just months ago and while the war was still ongoing
Zelensky says Ukraine will not have elections unless allies help fund it
The three “Boyko towers” have both economic and strategic importance
Zelensky wants to speed up recruitment, but the pool of reservists is getting smaller
Portugal is also assisting Ukraine with tanks and air defense systems
Hungary and Ukraine’s presidents will implement a direct line of communication
The Russian president gave a speech via videoconference to the BRICS summit in Johannesburg on Wednesday
The Netherlands must first complete its transition to the F-35 fighter jet
Getting the aircraft is only “half the battle”
There are currently 360,900 Ukrainian refugees still living in the country
The victim’s mother told an Italian newspaper how her son fled his homeland only to find war in Italy
Pilot training programs will begin as soon as possible, but the jets won’t be ready in time to help with Ukraine’s current counteroffensive
Official says the quoted fragment was taken out of context
Zelensky’s adviser said the idea was “ridiculous”
Authorities have so far not confirmed that the stabbing of a Roma is Ukrainian
No one was injured
Rheinmetall will refurbish 30 of the 49 tanks for use in Ukraine
The war torn country has so far repaired five out of the nine reactors still under its control
Sándor Fegyir, 48, is a professor-turned-soldier and has been fighting with ethnic Hungarians on the front line in Ukraine
After the Black Sea agreement expired, the Danube remains the main export route for Ukrainian grain
The ongoing war is no longer an excuse not to address corruption within Ukraine’s democracy
Ukrainians were only initially offered a three-year permit to live in Britain
The slow progress of the Ukrainian counteroffensive will likely lead to a freeze of the frontlines once autumn sets in, writes Die Welt’s Brussels correspondent Christoph Schiltz
Ukraine’s two Orthodox churches are at loggerheads over the Christmas date change
The defense alliance announced plans to increase its surveillance in the Black Sea
The war-torn country is building up its drone armory
The EU ban on Ukrainian grain currently expires on Sept. 15
Kyiv is almost completely dependent on fuel imports to maintain its war effort
The additional funding for Ukraine is a “bottomless pit,” the Austrian Freedom Party claims
The Russian missile flies as low as 10 meters from the ground and is proving difficult to intercept
Nine Sub-Saharan migrants were found in the rear of the vehicle
“We initially thought the European reception policy (for Ukrainian refugees) was a miracle of generosity, but it has turned out to be a curse”
Russia says Ukraine used the agreement for commercial gains
Hungary says peace talks are the only way to avoid further bloodshed
Hungary has found allies outside of Europe for its pro-peace position
Cluster bombs, F-16s, and the Kerch Bridge attack all mean the war will continue to escalate
Ukraine is now waging its own form of attrition warfare against Russia, claims a Hungarian security expert
Thousands of Ukrainian children have reportedly been sent to the re-education camps with the knowledge of the Belarusian leader
The Turkish president says he and Putin are “on the same page” regarding an extension
Meanwhile, some conscription officers are making small fortunes by looking the other way as Ukraine’s youth does all it can to avoid being sent to the frontline
One military commander says they will not be used in populated areas
The EU wants Ukraine to clean up its act
The figure is up considerably compared to a similar survey conducted last fall
Zelensky saw his hopes dashed on the first day of the summit.
The topic of Ukraine’s NATO membership will dominate talks at this week’s summit in Vilnius, writes Jakub Fujaček for Echo 24
Both Russia and Ukraine are keeping their death toll from the war a secret but some are using indirect data points to tease out an estimate
The factory will produce 400 armored vehicles a year
There have been unconfirmed reports of a Ukrainian attack on the Smolensk nuclear plant
Hungarians don’t want to send even more funds to Kyiv
Such a move points to an imminent Ukrainian offensive
Zelensky told lawmakers medical marijuana could would help Ukrainians treat their “pain, stress, and the trauma of war”
Switzerland is performing a balancing act between siding with the EU and ensuring its long-standing neutrality
So far, there have been at least 30 fallen soldiers of Hungarian nationality, but some estimates place this number in the hundreds
The EU is a “stagnant, childless, selfish, cannibalistic society,” said László Kövér
Although Poland is far less wealthy than Germany, it has spent even more on Ukrainian refugees
A security expert writing for Forbes proposes building a new NATO base in Romania
“So our position is clear: As long as OTP is not taken off this list, Hungary will not contribute to any further EU funding for arms transfers to Ukraine”
While explaining that Hungary is no fan of Russia’s historical role in Europe, PM Viktor Orbán said Hungary’s 1956 anti-Soviet uprising is “part of our DNA”
Ukraine has an indigenous Hungarian minority of some 100,000
The top three source countries besides Ukraine are Syria, Afghanistan and Turkey
A German government source claimed plans proposed by Brussels are legally invalid and could set a precedent for other countries claiming war compensation, such as Poland
Why did the West root for mercenary group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin? Magyar Nemzet columnist Levente Sitkei explores the West’s turn from hate toward support for “Putin’s chef”
Wagner already has operations in Belarus
FPÖ MEP asks why the EU is supporting Ukraine to such an extent without the consent of Austrian taxpayers while these taxpayers are forced to accept austerity
At a time of economic crisis for many Europeans, Ukraine is set to receive tens of billions more over the next four years
The ethnic Hungarian POWs had been released from Russia with the help of the Russian Orthodox Church
One Hungarian expert suspects the real counteroffensive has not begun, but he says significant challenges await Ukrainian forces
A new video shows a nearly 10-minute compilation of Lancet drone strikes to prove the effectiveness of the weapon
Ukraine’s tragedy is comparable to the 1932-1933 great famine in terms of its demographic impact, writes Hungarian security expert László Zöld Szentesi in Hungarian daily Magyar Nemzet
“There are always losses in life”
Instead of Ukraine complaining about the POWs, “Ukraine should be thankful to Hungary,” said a Hungarian official
Ukraine sorely needs F-16s for close air support of its offensive
Ukraine’s counteroffensive is off to a rough start, but the battle is far from over
Thousands of the devices, each filled with 7 kg of explosives, have flooded into residential areas in the region
Former NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen says Poland and the Baltics could send troops to Ukraine if Kyiv doesn’t get the security guarantees from the West it desires
The billionaire discusses the Ukraine war, but also climate change and the threat of AI
Serious accident management systems built into modern-day nuclear plants should mean that radioactive leaks are unlikely, but there is no guarantee, Hungarian nuclear engineer Attila Aszódi warns