A look at the 29 organizations tasked with policing political content on social media ahead of EU elections

France’s Macron vows to do “whatever it takes” to defeat Russia; other EU leaders say war should be ended, not deepened

“We are determined, we are motivated and we are committed to Ukraine’s victory,” said one of Macron’s top advisers.

Campaigning for reelection—and dogged by farmer protests against cheap Ukrainian imports—von der Leyen has abruptly mothballed the Ukraine question.

A majority of NATO member states are apparently ready to support Mark Rutte, the man whose policies were overwhelmingly rejected by his own nation during the last election.

Von der Leyen is cozying up to some of the sovereigntists—but only those with the ‘right values.’

The heads of a U.S.-based NGO are on tape admitting to influencing the Polish and Hungarian elections on behalf of their primary donor, the billionaire George Soros.

Germany is asking for a discount based on its prior bilateral contributions, while France insists on a “Buy European” clause in joint arms procurements.

Dismantling the previous conservative government’s work is considered sufficient to unlock Poland’s frozen funds and end its ‘rule-of-law’ dispute in just a few months, according to the Commission.

The incumbent still needs to be nominated by the majority of member states, whose negotiations could yield surprising results.

The Hungarian PM on European elections: ”The new Right should not be an alternative to Europe, but a European alternative.”

Over 500 organizations participate in the campaign against “right-wing extremism” while the government is quietly giving out hundreds of millions of euros to silence right-wing voices online.