The Commission president claimed LGBT people can now march “without fear,” even though Budapest Pride took place every year throughout Orbán’s time in office.
After earlier EU tax plans stalled, France is testing the waters for new levies to help fund Brussels’ €2 trillion mega budget.
“The Constitution should be the limit of power, not its instrument,” the prominent Hungarian watchdog warned.
“Instead of a foreign ideology imported from abroad, we proclaim patriotism and that we Hungarians have plenty to be proud of,” Our Homeland said.
Barely 2% of Austria’s 100,000 Syrian refugees have left the country since losing their asylum rights in late 2024, despite the country offering a €1000 incentive for voluntary return.
The proposals mark a dramatic shift in migration policy as governments seek tougher measures to curb illegal immigration.
“It’s not just about [President Sulyok’s] rights. Only fair trial can guarantee that none of us is ever at the mercy of the authorities,” the watchdog said in a statement.
Patience is running thin in Poland as Ukraine remains unrepentant about naming an army unit after WWII “heroes” who killed 100,000 Poles.
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.
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.
Czechia will not implement the Council of Europe guidelines that mandate state protection for multiple gender identities.
More than two-thirds of EU member states have endorsed a plan designed to stop failed asylum seekers disappearing before they can be deported.
