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Viktor Orban's defeat in the election has also led to the closure of a right-wing magazine.

On September 2, a Honduran court dismissed the case against former President Juan Orlando Hernández (JOH) on charges of fraud and money laundering. With the dismissal of the case, the way is clear for Hernández to return to the political stage.

In Chile, September is a month filled with significant historical anniversaries that still stir up memories and emotions for many Chileans today.

With one month to go before the elections, Brazilian politics is full of so many plot twists that it’s hard to make any predictions.

The conference was organized by Libertad y Progreso, the foundation that, under the leadership of economist Benegas Lynch, had worked closely with the Friedrich Naumann Foundation—which has ties to the FDP—and had helped make Javier Milei a famous figure.

The disputes within the AfD and its affiliated groups over the appropriate relationship with the U.S. under the Trump administration continue.

In late August, Maximilian Krah (AfD) traveled to Northern Cyprus to hold political talks there. Unconfirmed media reports claimed that Krah was traveling “at the invitation of Parliament Speaker Ziya Öztürkler”.

Meetings with Indian President Narendra Modi focused primarily on expanding oil exports from Venezuela to India — with the backing of the United States.

In mid-June, the office of the Hungarian Mathias Corvinus Collegium (MCC)—an organization with close ties to Orbán—had its registration revoked by the EU Transparency Register. As a result, the MCC is no longer able to participate in parliamentary proceedings.

With the inauguration of the new Attorney General, Gabriel Estuardo García Luna, in May, there is now growing hope for change in the judicial system.

Protests began in May with a workers’ strike in Bolivia and demands primarily related to the economy. But today, what is heard in the streets is the demand for the resignation of right-wing President Rodrigo Paz.

In Poland, a legal battle concluded successfully in late April, forcing the Polish authorities to recognize same-sex marriages that took place abroad. The court ordered the city of Lublin to recognize a marriage entered into by a Polish couple in Portugal.

As a result of the European Citizens' Initiative Against Conversion Therapy (ACT), the European Commission is being called upon to strengthen its measures to ban so-called conversion therapies.

The Authority for European Political Parties and European Political Foundations (APPF) has initiated proceedings that could lead to the banning of the Europe of Sovereign Nations (ESN) party. The allegation: The ESN violates the EU’s fundamental values.

In May and June 2026, committees and parliamentary groups of the German Bundestag apparently enjoy traveling; at any rate, we have already counted 22 trips abroad as of early June.