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The EU has no money but wants to continue the war

from “Hungary Today”

(5 December 2025) (CH-S) The Hungarian government is appalled by the proposals made by some of its colleagues at the EU summit on 24 November regarding the US administration’s peace efforts in the Ukraine war. It states: “We are not prepared to mortgage our grandchildren’s future to finance a war in Ukraine that cannot be won.”

What is going on with the European Union? Directly from Hungary, contrary to the mainstream in our media.
Press Release

UN experts urge States to act

Israeli violations threaten fragile Gaza ceasefire

(5 December 2025) (Geneva – 24 November 2025) Israel’s continuing violations of the ceasefire in Gaza are threatening the fragile truce, UN experts warned today, urging all States to ensure attacks against civilians cease immediately and unhindered delivery of aid, including medical aid, is allowed into the area.
Switzerland–EU

Zurich Farmers’ Association rejects draft of Switzerland-EU deal and calls for revision

by Ferdi Hodel, Managing Director of ZBV

(5 December 2025) The associations had until 31 October 2025 to submit their comments on the “Stabilisation and Further Development of Switzerland–EU Relations” package to the federal government. The board of the “Zurich Farmers Association” (ZBV) has also drafted a statement:

Switzerland–EU

The EU asset register

Brussels plans total surveillance dictatorship

by Ulrich Schlüer*

(28 novembre 2025) For the Swiss Federal Council, the register decided upon by the EU to record all assets of EU residents and EU companies is a taboo subject that is strictly banned from all discussions. But the decision to introduce a comprehensive asset register has been passed in the EU. Its introduction will begin next year, i.e. in 2026.

China’s railway infrastructure

48,000 km for punctual trains travelling at 350 km/h

by Dr Peter F. Mayer*

(28 November 2025) I covered the nearly 1,000 kilometres from Zhengzhou to Shanghai in 3 hours and 45 minutes. Sixty train pairs travel the route every day. China’s dense railway infrastructure is one of the cornerstones of its economic success, as economists such as Prof. Michael Hudson and Prof. Richard Wolff explain.

The great American bluff

by Felix Abt*

(28 November 2025) Behind the shiny façade of the US, with its record-breaking stock markets and AI rhetoric, lies an economy in which eight out of ten Americans can barely survive.