Hungary’s new administration has unveiled constitutional amendments that include permanently barring Viktor Orbán from returning as prime minister.
A political storm has erupted in Belgium after VRT reportedly withheld sensitive data from a major social attitudes survey.
Hungarian farmers have accused the country’s new pro-Brussels government of abandoning domestic agriculture.
Mainstream political groups are protecting one of their own from prosecution while taking a far tougher line against conservative and right-wing lawmakers.
Italian authorities say there is no evidence of organised terrorism behind the Modena car-ramming attack, but ministers warn that mental illness alone cannot explain the assault.
As the AfD reaches record polling numbers in Germany, the party’s exclusion from major public events is becoming harder to justify.
Czech lawmakers have urged organisers to cancel the first-ever Sudeten German congress on Czech soil, reviving bitter disputes over post-war expulsions.
Hungary’s new government has formally taken office while signalling a dramatic break with Viktor Orbán’s sovereignist policies.
Researchers described findings on religion and social attitudes among young Muslims as “very worrying.”
Former presidential spokesman Iuliia Mendel accused the Ukrainian president of prolonging the war with Russia to preserve his political position, while alleging corruption, propaganda tactics, and growing authoritarianism inside Ukraine.
Hungary’s new leadership is signalling a softer approach to Brussels, raising questions over veto powers, Ukraine policy, and frozen EU funds.
A little-known group accused of recruiting local criminals through encrypted apps has claimed responsibility for attacks across Europe.
