How did Rome assert its power against the barbarian people? By what means did the ancient propaganda influence the perception of peoples outside the territory of the empire? Were all barbarians barbarians? Among other things, we talked about these questions with the ancient historian Tibor Grüll, the permanent author of our newspaper.

She was attacked a lot for going against gender ideology, which is increasingly treated as a basic principle even within the psychology profession, yet she insists on scientific facts and natural truths. We talked with Emőke Bagdy about the pedophile scandals, the tightening of the child protection law and the sexual development of children.

The Orbán government is working on the most strictt child protection law in Europe, while a series of pedophile crimes shakes the domestic public opinion. In the meantime, the European Commission sued Hungary over its child protection law and several EU member states joined the lawsuit.

Thousands of people went to the streets after Oxford City Council approved a proposal known as “15-Minute Cities”. The idea is not new, but the gradual regulations and restrictions experienced in the past have caused serious concern. We wonder why the freedom of movement of citizens must be continuously narrowed?

Anglican Rev. Dr Bernard Randall, is an Oxford University graduate in Theology, former Director of Studies for Theology at the University of Cambridge and former chaplain at Christ’s College Cambridge. After declaring in a sermon at his last job that it was okay to disagree with LGBT, he was fired from his last workplace, Trent College, and was treated as a terrorist threat.

The enormous popularity of Valentine's Day proves that love has not gone out of fashion, it has just changed significantly. The severe pain of the breakup of marriages and the complicated reshaping of mosaic families is almost nothing compared to what love marketing is currently propagating.

Christianity is flourishing in Iran- house churches of believers converted through personal contact are multiplying at a rapid pace. A huge role in this is played by Transform Iran that was founded by Christians living abroad, which seeks to reshape the nation on biblical grounds through diverse media platforms and ministries. Or, as Lana Silk, the head of the American organization's work said: "to break the veil of oppression."

An independent documentary filmmaker has embarked on an ambitious enterprise: he interviewed more than a hundred of American parents to find out what it's like to raise children who, for various reasons and circumstances, choose a transgender identity and "bury" their old selves.

Men feel victimized by feminism run to the internet subcultures and Andrew Tate's "academy". They don't really see an inspiring pattern between the ultra macho and the loser type of men.

"Conversion therapy" has become a hot topic in recent years; more and more countries are trying to ban any activity that can be said to be aimed at changing one's sexual orientation. Dr. Joseph Nicolosi, founder of the Reintegrative Therapy Association, claims based on scientific research that sexuality can change in both directions. However the method he uses is unique precisely because its primary goal is not this, but the processing of deeper traumas.

Informational YouTube videos, cartoons and feature films proclaim that life has no meaning anyway, at least let's spend it having fun. Generation Z is especially receptive to the way of seeing that has appeared as a new color spot on the palette of the secularization movement of our time. But can someone be a nihilist and an optimist at the same time?

Last year and next, mark the middle mark of President Joe Biden’s term (U.S. presidential terms are four years). These times may not be a turning point in American history. These years, however, could well be remembered as clarifying the fork in America’s political road, underscoring the choice of direction facing the nation.  

"We don't have much time - if we get to the point where it is no longer possible to share that there is an opportunity to change gay identity back, then we won’t be able to even talk about the gospel" - says the 27 years old David Gertner, who left homosexuality after his conversion and today helps people who are not reconciled with their sexual identity.

The most striking result of the Israeli election was the advance of the party alliance of religious Zionists. There is strong propaganda against the movement in Israel and the Western world, and according to some opinions, they even go further than the European extreme right. Hetek asked two popular Israeli influencers about this, who are the leaders of the organization called The Land of Israel.

Andrew Bustamante participated in special missions as a covert agent for seven years. In 2014, after the birth of her first child, he decided to say goodbye to the action-packed, crazy world of the CIA.

Ken Williams struggled with homosexuality, codependency, and porn for decades. After years of failed attempts at freedom, he encountered God, who completely transformed him. Now, he is happily married to a woman, a father of four, and became a pastor at Bethel Church in California, where he helps the sexually broken to find true wholeness and freedom. We asked him about his story as well as how he is trying to support people wanting out of the LGBT lifestyle in one of the most liberal, woke states of the United States.

Standing up for the truth in times of peril, fake news, misinformation and disinformation. Going against the current, Hananya Naftali, Jewish follower of Jesus, social media advisor to former prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu reaches hundreds of thousands with his videos about Israel, the Middle East peace process and more, fighting lies and building bridges.

She prays the Lord's prayer in Aramaic, believing in Prophet Isaiah's promise of a future Middle East highway and covenant linking Assyria, Egypt and Israel, but she says from more than six thousand years of history that the great powers always follow their own interests. We spoke to the Christian activist, who has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in 2021, at the podcast studio of Hetek.

While corporate giants like Nike or Adidas do not miss any opportunity to promote genter-identity ideology and transgenderism in their ads, one Florida-based company, Égard Watches did the opposite: stood for women, claiming, womanhood is a birthright. We asked Ilan Srulovicz, the CEO of the company, about the story behind the “What Is a Woman” ad, the threats of dehumanization and moral relativism.