WASHINGTON, Aug 28 – In another move aimed at reshaping the U.S. immigration landscape, the Trump administration has proposed a new rule that could drastically alter the academic journey of foreign students and the work terms of international journalists in the United States. If implemented, the new policy would cap student visas at a maximum […]
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France is once again at a political crossroads. Prime Minister François Bayrou, who leads a minority government, has announced a confidence vote scheduled for September 8, hoping to rally support for his ambitious and controversial budget-cutting plans. But the political winds are not blowing in his favor. In a rare show of unity, three key […]
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In a world still shaken by war and division, Hungary has stepped forward with a message of hope: “Our doors are open for peace.” Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto, in a heartfelt statement during a Facebook podcast, revealed that Hungary has twice offered to host peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine — and that offer […]
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