Zoltán Kottász

Zoltán Kottász is a journalist for europeanconservative.com, based in Budapest. He worked for many years as a journalist and as the editor of the foreign desk at the Hungarian daily, Magyar Nemzet. He focuses primarily on European politics.
“This is the revolt of the hard-working and decent people”: An Interview with CDU’s <strong>Mario Voigt</strong>

“This is the revolt of the hard-working and decent people”: An Interview with CDU’s Mario Voigt

“The [German] government has already collapsed, but is hanging on to its fading power.”

January 17, 2024
Record-Breaking Victory for Trump in Iowa

Record-Breaking Victory for Trump in Iowa

The 2024 presidential election is already gearing up to be a rerun of the 2020 battle between Donald Trump and Joe Biden.

January 16, 2024
U.S. and UK Strike Back at Militants in Yemen

U.S. and UK Strike Back at Militants in Yemen

Iran orchestrates conflict from Yemen, targeting “Zionist” shipping

January 12, 2024
Campaigns and Courtrooms—Trump’s Timeline of Trials

Campaigns and Courtrooms—Trump’s Timeline of Trials

The former president’s political opponents seek to block him from running in the election by any means possible.

January 11, 2024
No Hungarian Deal Yet on Ukraine, Despite Media Claims

No Hungarian Deal Yet on Ukraine, Despite Media Claims

Sources tell The European Conservative negotiations are more complicated than reports suggest.

January 9, 2024
German MP: Taxpayers Should Fund German Mosques to Prevent Radicalisation

German MP: Taxpayers Should Fund German Mosques to Prevent Radicalisation

Critics agree that foreign funding should be banned, but say German Muslims should fund their own mosques.

January 9, 2024
Polish Farmers Suspend Blockade After Partial Agreement

Polish Farmers Suspend Blockade After Partial Agreement

Pressure remains on Donald Tusk’s left-liberal government to protect farmers’ interests and expand the ban on Ukrainian agricultural products.

January 8, 2024
Poland: Number of Immigrants at Belarusian Border Doubled in 2023

Poland: Number of Immigrants at Belarusian Border Doubled in 2023

As internal border controls block old access routes to the EU, migrants find new ones, allegedly helped by Belarus and Russia.

January 8, 2024
Farmers Corner German Minister (And Government)

Farmers Corner German Minister (And Government)

Outraged by his coalition’s tax burdens, farmers confronted Robert Habeck, who fled the scene in a ferry.

January 5, 2024
Antisemitic Messages Circulated Within Amazon Workforce

Antisemitic Messages Circulated Within Amazon Workforce

The tech company has been accused of not doing enough to tackle antisemitism.

January 4, 2024
New Year’s Eve Violence Tears Across Western Europe

New Year’s Eve Violence Tears Across Western Europe

Riots, mass brawls and attacks on emergency services are becoming commonplace across the continent.

January 3, 2024
New Year’s Eve Attacks in Berlin Described as “Normal”

New Year’s Eve Attacks in Berlin Described as “Normal”

After another round of violence, German politicians have failed to grasp the real problem.

January 2, 2024