A deal between Budapest and Kyiv on the rights of ethnic Hungarians in western Ukraine has cleared a key obstacle to the opening of the first negotiating cluster.
A potential deal with Budapest on minority rights may unlock Kyiv’s EU talks, but rising tensions with Warsaw over historical grievances could complicate unanimity.
Fines for insulting Chancellor Friedrich Merz on social media have renewed criticism of Germany’s Section 188 law.
Swedish MEP Charlie Weimers is demanding a European Parliament resolution to condemn the murder.
President Tamás Sulyok has appealed to the Venice Commission, warning that efforts to remove him could undermine constitutional stability.
Former PM Orbán demanded that Magyar immediately publish the full details of what he called the “von der Leyen–Magyar pact”
The Institute for Remigration aims to become a central hub for migration policy advocacy, demographic research, and political campaigning across Europe.
Conservative lawmakers in Poland say recognition of same-sex marriages registered abroad could open the door to same-sex couples’ adoption rights.
Hungary’s proposed prime ministerial term limits represent a dangerous precedent according to the conservative grouping.
Senior CDU figures are signalling openness to cooperation with Die Linke in eastern Germany, ignoring the right-wing AfD that keeps surging in the polls.
Polish prosecutors are preparing an extradition request for former conservative justice minister Zbigniew Ziobro, who fled to New York on a journalist visa.
Hungary’s new administration has unveiled constitutional amendments that include permanently barring Viktor Orbán from returning as prime minister.
