Slovakia in Line for Brussels’ Rule-of-Law Blackmail Tamás Orbán September 10, 2024 Reports suggest the Commission is mulling over two proposals that would suspend billions of euros earmarked for the country.
Marine Le Pen Accused of 2022 French Presidential Campaign Fraud Hélène de Lauzun July 11, 2024 Lawfare in France? Suddenly the RN chief’s campaign financing is an explosive issue.
Buenos Aires Forum Intercontinental Conference to Oppose Progressivism Bridget Ryder July 5, 2024 The July forum is designed to counteract the Sāo Paolo Forum and the Puebla Group, which both promote social conflict and gender ideology.
‘Rule-of-law’ Attacks on Hungary Should Be “Maintained,” Brussels Says Zoltán Kottász April 11, 2024 EU institutions continue waging lawfare on conservative government for ideological reasons
Poland: Lawfare Continues Against Opposition Conservatives as Former Officials’ Homes Raided Zoltán Kottász March 27, 2024 Former prime minister called the raids “political revenge.”
Confirmed: European Parliament Sues Commission Over Hungarian Funds Tamás Orbán March 27, 2024 Parliament seeks to force Commission to annul decision to unblock €10 billion in EU payments, despite Hungary completing the reforms demanded.
The EU’s Financial Weapon Rodrigo Ballester December 23, 2023 Why has Hungary, after delivering significant reforms, only received €10 billion from the Commission?
Chinese President Draws Attention to the Role of ‘Lawfare’ Carlos Perona Calvete February 19, 2022 Understanding international law as a field of competition between great powers, China is moving to “upgrade its legal toolkit” in order to oppose foreign sanctions and interface, and strengthen its global position.
