
Manfred Weber’s Hungarian Allies Embroiled in Nazi Salute Scandal
A Nazi-style salute by an opposition Tisza Party candidate has fueled a fresh political storm—weeks before Hungarians head to the polls.

A Nazi-style salute by an opposition Tisza Party candidate has fueled a fresh political storm—weeks before Hungarians head to the polls.

According to FUGEA, the provisional implementation of the agreement poses serious threats to European production.

After years of centrist dogmatism, Weber recalibrates his rhetoric to retain control of the EU’s political system.

Manfred Weber suggests not honoring the agreement with the Socialists and retaining the presidency of the Eurochamber next year.

Party leader Manfred Weber instructed lawmakers to keep a united front and protect the Commission president in last week’s no-confidence votes.

In defending Ursula von der Leyen during the censure debate, Manfred Weber offered mockery instead of answers

Faced with growing transatlantic tensions and fears of U.S. coercion, the EPP leader renews his push for a centralized EU defense and foreign policy under Brussels’ command.

The EPP leader calls for more power in Brussels even as he retreats on climate policies to ease public anger, exposing a risky two-track strategy.

The Commission’s current course increasingly resembles a centralist, homogenizing project disconnected from reality.

The EPP chairman accused Hungary of violating “fundamental principles” in an interview with Italian Corriere della Sera.