Budget cuts imposed on trade unions or activist cultural organisations: what if this were simply a triumph of common sense?
Reports suggest that the new government of Prime Minister Péter Magyar is aligning Hungary’s migration and LGBTQ policies with EU expectations.
Under a new joint declaration, a €20 billion bilateral trade target is expected to be met by 2029.
While the EU remains technologically dependent on third parties, AI advances at a pace institutions can barely keep up with.
Brussels’ agricultural crisis reserve could unlock about €200 million—with plans to increase the fund ahead of summer.
Abu Dhabi says Iran-backed groups operating within Iraq were behind the weekend drone strike.
600 actors and directors claim to be defending their independence—that is to say, their progressive agenda.
The UK Shadow Culture Secretary has called on the government to probe a key London arts administrator who compared Reform UK voters to Nazis.
The new Hungarian prime minister is attempting a balancing act between pleasing Brussels and keeping his voters happy.
The Good Law Project has escalated its politically motivated campaign against Policy Exchange by accusing the charity of unlawful activity for publishing proposals om migration and reforming human rights laws.
Modelling based on previous energy shocks suggests Hungary could see inflation surge to between 34% and 59% by mid-2027.
While the violence near Almería centred on a family, police in San Diego suspect that a shooting at a mosque was a hate crime.
