Zolta Győri

Zolta Győri is a journalist at europeanconservative.com.
Louvre Closes as Staff Protest Unbearable Working Conditions

Louvre Closes as Staff Protest Unbearable Working Conditions

“I guess even she needs a day off,” said one man waiting to see the Mona Lisa.

June 18, 2025
UK To Classify Road Upgrades and Broadband as Defense Spending to Meet NATO Target

UK To Classify Road Upgrades and Broadband as Defense Spending to Meet NATO Target

PM Keir Starmer proposes a new framework that would allow the UK to reach the required military spending levels without huge public funds injections.

June 17, 2025
UN Warns of AI Use by Terrorists Creating New Threats

UN Warns of AI Use by Terrorists Creating New Threats

Self-driving cars could be used to create mobile explosiveswithout having to resort to suicide bombers.

June 17, 2025
One in Four Immigrants Would Leave Germany—But Not the Asylum Seekers

One in Four Immigrants Would Leave Germany—But Not the Asylum Seekers

The respondents cited bureaucratic barriers, high taxes, and disillusionment with Germany’s political climate as key reasons for their doubts about staying.

June 13, 2025
Iran Withdraws from Negotiations With the U.S. Following Israeli Strikes

Iran Withdraws from Negotiations With the U.S. Following Israeli Strikes

U.S. President Donald Trump urged the Iranians to stay at the negotiating table.

June 13, 2025
Sin Tax? EU Wants To Make Money From Tobacco Sales

Sin Tax? EU Wants To Make Money From Tobacco Sales

The rising prices of cigarettes already helped the spread of other tobacco products, so critics say taxation is not the way to fight tobacco use.

June 13, 2025
Spanish PM Asks for Forgiveness but Rejects Snap Elections

Spanish PM Asks for Forgiveness but Rejects Snap Elections

Rumors inside the Spanish Parliament are already swirling about the imminent fall of the Leftist coalition.

June 12, 2025
Bulgarians Protest Introduction of Euro

Bulgarians Protest Introduction of Euro

Protesters demonstrated outside the GERB party’s office against the forced adoption of the new currency.

June 12, 2025
Hungary Sues EU Over Anti-Immigration Penalty Decision

Hungary Sues EU Over Anti-Immigration Penalty Decision

Hungary was one of the first countries that opposed Brussels’ policy of uncontrollable immigration and despite its success, they are now paying a penalty for opposing the liberal ideology.

June 11, 2025
Washington Urges Allies To Boycott UN meeting on Two-State Solution

Washington Urges Allies To Boycott UN meeting on Two-State Solution

The upcoming session is aimed to address a proposed two-state solution to the Palestine conflict, a proposal the U.S. is fighting fiercely.

June 11, 2025
From President of the EP to Maltese Prime Minister—Will Roberta Metsola Return?

From President of the EP to Maltese Prime Minister—Will Roberta Metsola Return?

The highly influential politician is rumored to be returning to Malta to lead the Nationalist Party after its current leader resigned.

June 10, 2025
Known Immigration Routes Spread Disease Into Europe, Study Says

Known Immigration Routes Spread Disease Into Europe, Study Says

Those immigrants who are not infected at the time of leaving their home country are prone to picking up diseases on the way before reaching the Old Continent.

June 6, 2025