French Interior Minister Retailleau’s Moment To Shine? Hélène de Lauzun June 24, 2025 He wants right-wing policies but is allowing Macronism to continue by lending it a helping hand.
Banned Romanian Presidential Candidate Quits Politics TEC News May 27, 2025 Georgescu said he will be a ““passive observer of public and social life” and focus on his family.
More Chaos as Romanian Court Overrules Annulment of Last Year’s Election Michael Curzon April 25, 2025 A Romanian judge faces disciplinary action after saying it was wrong to annul the November election.
Romanian Presidential Race Enters Final Stretch: Who’s Leading the Polls? Tamás Orbán April 7, 2025 Pro-EU candidates are vying for the second spot, each armed with wildly different opinion polls to push others to withdraw.
Le Pen Trial: French Democracy in the Dock? Hélène de Lauzun March 31, 2025 The judges should beware of not serving as a tool in the establishment forces’ endeavours to prevent a Marine Le Pen presidency.
Putting On a Show? Poland Suspends Asylum on Belarus Border Zoltán Kottász March 27, 2025 Opposition leaders accused PM Tusk of hypocrisy and political posturing ahead of the presidential election.
European Human Rights Court Backs Romania’s Election Annulment Tamás Orbán March 6, 2025 The ECtHR argued that the right to free elections covers only legislatures, not executive offices, like the president’s.
Largest Polish Trade Union Endorses Conservative Presidential Candidate Zoltán Kottász February 14, 2025 Karol Nawrocki has secured the support of iconic Solidarność after pledging to protect workers and families.
Georgian President Refuses To Step Down, Calls New Election ‘Illegitimate’ Tamás Orbán December 16, 2024 This was the first time the head of state was elected by the parliament and not by direct vote.
Brussels Liberals Try To Blame TikTok for Romanian Election Result TEC News November 27, 2024 Călin Georgescu’s successful presidential campaign, largely run on the platform, is accused of violating the Digital Services Act.
