The president said Poland was “ready” to become the sixth European NATO member to host a portion of the U.S.’ nuclear arsenal on its territory.

“World wars are never called ‘world wars’ in the beginning,” PM Orbán said, warning that Brussels is “tempting God.”

No other EU country had to endure a two-step Schengen accession process.

Investigations of X for alleged non-compliance in moderating “harmful” content demonstrate increasing authoritarianism.

Parliament seeks to force Commission to annul decision to unblock €10 billion in EU payments, despite Hungary completing the reforms demanded.

President Vučić warned of “difficult days” ahead, leading to fears of renewed conflict in the Balkans.

The wave of leftist antisemitic incidents on Western campuses since October 7th has now reached the university known for training the next generation of EU officials.

The church said supporting the ideas of the AfD “is not compatible with the position of pastor.”

Ukrainian defense companies will be able to claim a share of the proposed €100 billion fund paid for EU taxpayers.

The Dutch PM previously said that “Hungary has no place in the EU.”

EU’s rigid regulations and unfair trade deals persist as unresolved issues.

Berlin brands the Kremlin’s publication of its air force’s top-level talks “information warfare”.