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Hungary votes on Sunday following one of the most intense campaigns in recent decades. In an overloaded information space, fear-based messaging increases pressure — shaping how we think and feel. Psychologist Attila Póth explains why.

Hungarian Parliamentary Elections: Hungary will vote on April 12, 2026, after one of the most intense campaigns in its history; for the first time, the ruling party faces a real challenger, as the Tisza Party, led by Péter Magyar and founded in 2022, has quickly become a significant political force, raising the possibility of unseating Viktor Orban after four consecutive terms.

"A man of great moral conviction who is fighting the good fight all around the world so that the people of Iran can have the kind of freedom and enjoy the blessings of liberty that you and I so often take for granted” — this is how Chancellor Jonathan Falwell introduced Reza Pahlavi, Crown Prince of Iran, at Liberty University’s convocation today.

This interview is about life in the Iranian diaspora, the causes of the protests, the violence inside the country, and why many Iranians believe this moment could become a turning point for Iran.