Alex Halada News Today

The Hungarian prime minister, who championed the clean, moral, conservative life for years, was hoisted by his own petard. The question is whether he can ride out the storm once more.

With the government unpopular, and the opposition running out of time to find its feet, Austria’s inching closer to a tragic election result.

Sleaze and politics have always coexisted, but the topic has new-found relevance as scandals rock once-dominant centrist parties.

As train travel becomes more and more popular, these are the bucket list new routes for 2024, from Europe’s new night trains to an 80-day round-the-world rail trip.

Night trains have been making a resurgence across Europe after decades of decline, raising the prospect of more sustainable ways of criss-crossing the continent as travelers look to find alternatives to flying.

A mobilisation of online warriors calling itself the North Atlantic Fella Organization has caused headaches for the Putin regime

Report by UK-based Amwaj.media claims backchannel contacts already lowering tensions, with Tehran seeking to pick up negotiations where they left off before collapse a year ago

US secretary of state says Tehran's pursuit of nuclear program a 'profoundly destabilizing element,' Biden administration 'determined that Iran never acquire a nuclear weapon'

IAEA chief slams 'profoundly regrettable' Iranian decision, warns it will harm agency's capacity to monitor nuclear program; Tehran claims 'political' use of watchdog by West

Washington, London, Paris and Berlin tell IAEA that if Iranians don't provide explanations needed, UN atomic agency will need to take further action to hold Tehran accountable