PM Péter Magyar is moving to forcibly unseat the presidents of the Republic and the Constitutional Court and oust half of the opposition MPs from Parliament.
Siege conditions could lead to the Kremlin moving closer to taking the Donbas completely.
More than 240 arrests, reports of syringe attacks, stabbings, and assaults on law enforcement officers marked the 2026 edition.
Students are taught about topics such as ‘toxic masculinity’ and encouraged to create a ‘feminist alphabet.’
The former transport minister was convicted over a pandemic-era contracts scheme, while opposition parties demanded the Spanish PM resign and call elections.
Viktor Orbán, Geert Wilders and Alice Weidel took part in a major rally, organised by the Freedom Party of Austria, in a show of strength that reinforced the image of unity within Europe’s patriotic bloc.
European Council president António Costa drawn into talks on whether Brussels and the UK should still hold July’s meeting.
The move comes after Ukraine named a military unit after the UPA, whose wartime massacres of Polish civilians remain one of the deepest wounds in Polish-Ukrainian relations.
Over the weekend, Pride flags went up on the city’s central Elizabeth Bridge ahead of the Budapest Pride Parade on June 27th, only to be thrown into the Danube by a dissenter.
The Mandelson scandal, record migrant crossings, and repeated policy reversals helped erode the authority that brought Labour to power in 2024.
“Few leftists remember that the amnesty law, created in 1978 during Spain’s transition to democracy, also pardoned communists and separatist terrorists.”
Renew Europe is seeking possible sanctions against two members of the ECR group following a social media dispute that erupted after a vote on migrant returns.
