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.
The coast guard personnel are not “monsters” as framed by NGOs, a Greek MEP responded to the accusations, but “modern-day heroes” who save 60,000 migrants from the sea every year.
Trump prompts Paris, Berlin, and Warsaw to rethink their old alliance to rebuild Europe’s “military might,” while Brussels jumps at the chance to advocate for a European army.
Two sovereigntist parties could command 39% of the vote between them, far ahead of Macron’s coalition.
Meloni and other leaders in the European Parliament’s conservative bloc want Orbán to join them “to save Europe,” but on one condition: changing course on Ukraine.
Just weeks ago, Dutch PM Mark Rutte said Trump “was completely right in forcing us to live up to [our NATO] commitment,” in Davos.
The EU now aims to deploy subsidized reactors by 2030—despite Commission president saying the opposite last year.
SOS Humanity, which got €790,000 from Berlin last year, appears complicit in creation of video for human smuggling website.
Brussels’ claim that the law violates freedom of expression is just a pretext for another violation of Hungarian sovereignty.
