Calls by CDU premier Daniel Günther to ban critical media are not an aberration but a symptom of a political culture in which dissent is treated as a problem to be eliminated.
The Hungarian PM says a “process of de-integration” is under way within the EU, driven by the growing incompetence of EU leaders.
Kyiv and Moscow gave sharply different accounts of a New Year drone attack in Russian-occupied territory.
Elections in eastern German states raise the prospect of the right-wing party forming its first-ever government.
Marcin Romanowski, who was granted asylum in Hungary, is now free to travel within the European Union.
The scenes of Syrian migrants celebrating the anniversary of Assad’s fall in German cities encapsulates the failures of Berlin’s asylum policy.
Andrej Babiš’s government will break with Brussels’ agenda on its first day in office.
“What we have here is a vast political machinery that is quite the opposite of the definition of civil society. It does not represent certain groups of society, but a closed institutional elite in Brussels.”
Vladimir Putin praised the Hungarian PM’s “balanced position” as the two leaders discussed Ukraine, energy, and a possible Budapest peace summit.
A new Council deal keeps “voluntary” message scanning alive, triggering alarm from privacy advocates and national MPs.
As Hungary, Slovakia, and a new Czech government align, the Polish president seeks to pull Poland back into a stronger V4.
Prime Minister Robert Fico insists Slovakia will not bow to the EU on national identity and gender issues.
