Tamás Orbán is a political journalist for europeanconservative.com, based in Brussels. Born in Transylvania, he studied history and international relations in Kolozsvár, and worked for several political research institutes in Budapest. His interests include current affairs, social movements, geopolitics, and Central European security. On Twitter, he is @TamasOrbanEC.
“When kids start to rebel against this, you know you’ve won”—Child Protection Advocate <strong>‘Billboard Chris’</strong>

“When kids start to rebel against this, you know you’ve won”—Child Protection Advocate <strong>‘Billboard Chris’</strong>

When enough parents know about the irreversible harm puberty blockers and hormone therapy do to their children, the madness will stop.

June 7, 2025
Brussels’ €80 Million-a-Year ‘Media Machine’ Exposed

Brussels’ €80 Million-a-Year ‘Media Machine’ Exposed

The nearly €1 billion taxpayer funds spent on pro-EU propaganda in the past decade is “likely a conservative estimate,” the author of MCC Brussels’ latest report said.

June 5, 2025
EU Targets Hungary for Shielding Children From Gender Ideology

EU Targets Hungary for Shielding Children From Gender Ideology

Children’s access to content promoting gender transition is part of “EU values,” the ECJ’s non-binding opinion against Hungary stated.

June 5, 2025
No Backing Down: Wilders Sets Eyes on the Premiership

No Backing Down: Wilders Sets Eyes on the Premiership

“I am going to become the prime minister,” the PVV leader said, adding “The Netherlands deserves a government that puts its own citizens first.”

June 4, 2025
Wilders Says Enough and Quits Dutch Government Over Asylum Dispute

Wilders Says Enough and Quits Dutch Government Over Asylum Dispute

The Dutch populist Freedom Party was given an unprecedented mandate to fix the migration crisis, but has been obstructed by its center-right partners ever since forming the government.

June 3, 2025
Polish PM Calls Confidence Vote After Humiliating Election Defeat

Polish PM Calls Confidence Vote After Humiliating Election Defeat

Winning the vote might help Donald Tusk’s shattered image, but it will not solve the coming legislative deadlocks.

June 3, 2025
“The Pandemic Treaty is all about providing governments with plausible deniability”—<strong>MEP Christine Anderson</strong> 

“The Pandemic Treaty is all about providing governments with plausible deniability”—<strong>MEP Christine Anderson</strong> 

“The WHO is about as interested in public health as the arms industry is in world peace: not at all.”

June 3, 2025
Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks Collapse After ‘Humiliating’ Drone Attack

Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks Collapse After ‘Humiliating’ Drone Attack

‘Operation Spider Web’ was meant to push Moscow toward being more open to a quick resolution, but might have had the opposite effect.

June 2, 2025
Member States Slam EU Bureaucracy for Hindering Military Readiness

Member States Slam EU Bureaucracy for Hindering Military Readiness

In a letter to Defense Commissioner Andrius Kubilius, eleven EU defense ministers warned that overregulation in non-defense fields, such as the environment, poses a “direct obstacle” to developing national armies.

June 2, 2025
Not a Province of Brussels: Patriot Wins Polish Presidency

Not a Province of Brussels: Patriot Wins Polish Presidency

Karol Nawrocki’s victory marks a turning point in Polish politics—defying Brussels, backing tradition, and humiliating Donald Tusk’s progressive regime.

June 2, 2025
Germany Aligns with Brussels’ Climate Target Before It Is Even Officially Proposed 

Germany Aligns with Brussels’ Climate Target Before It Is Even Officially Proposed 

The CDU-CSU coalition is throwing its weight behind Brussels’ proposed 90% CO2 reduction target by 2040, remaining the Commission’s key ally in pushing for EU-wide adoption.

May 27, 2025
Over Half of Germans Would Leave the Country Over Migration and Economy

Over Half of Germans Would Leave the Country Over Migration and Economy

While politicians argue for immigration as a solution to the shrinking population, surveys suggest that native-born Germans leave precisely because of migration.

May 27, 2025