Political tension grows as the long-time leader enters office amid contested election results and widespread demonstrations.

Border control is not enough—the West needs a radical reckoning with the concept of asylum as we know it.

Washington says American taxpayers will no longer support media outlets interfering in the domestic affairs of ally nations like Hungary.

Europe’s steel sector faces mounting pressure from cheap Chinese imports and high energy costs, prompting Berlin to back tougher EU trade measures.

De Wever gives the ruling coalition until Christmas to agree €10bn in savings, after warning he may resign if no deal emerges.

For now, the terrorism angle has not been ruled out by the authorities.

Senior Social Democrats warn the coalition could collapse early, with the AfD hitting record support and centre-right leaders stepping back.

That Orbán has been able to cultivate a close relationship with the White House has thwarted the attempt of the Brussels bureaucracy to diplomatically isolate Hungary.

A delegation of Bundestag, EP, and Saxony MPs will travel to Sochi for a BRICS–Europe event

Those targeted include jailed ex-president Mikheil Saakashvili and opposition leaders Nika Gvaramia, Nika Melia, and Elene Khoshtaria.

Warsaw aims to train 100,000 volunteers this year and 400,000 more by the end of 2026 to strengthen the country’s defense capabilities.

If we want to turn Europe and America in a more conservative direction, we need to understand the depth, the strength, and the persistence of our ideological adversary.