Brussels-Funded NGO Attacks Conservative Governments, Again Michael Curzon March 30, 2026 The group also receives funding from George Soros’ Open Society Foundations.
Feminism and Idiocracy: Iceland as the Canary in the Coal Mine Íris Erlingsdóttir March 14, 2026 Vilifying masculinity and traditional masculine qualities leaves a vacuum that women are physically and mentally incapable of filling.
Judicial War in Poland: Nawrocki Pushes Back as Tusk Government Cries “Polexit” Artur Ciechanowicz March 4, 2026 The Polish president has unveiled a sweeping bill to shield judicial appointments from political and judicial challenge.
EU Parliament Condemns Hungary for Protecting Its National Sovereignty—Again Zolta Győri November 25, 2025 The ‘rule of law’ is used as an excuse to punish Hungary for not adopting Brussels’ leftist agenda on immigration and other social policies.
Europe’s Top Judge Crosses the Line: Brussels’ Attack on Hungary and Judicial Neutrality Javier Villamor November 13, 2025 ECJ President Koen Lenaerts brands Hungary an “oligarchy,” blurring the line between justice and politics.
Poland Celebrates Independence Day Amid Conservative Calls to Defend Democracy Lukács Fux November 11, 2025 President Karol Nawrocki and PiS leader Jarosław Kaczyński warned about threats to democracy, rule of law, and sovereignty.
EU Parliament Reignites Article 7 Offensive in Political War on Hungary Zoltán Kottász November 5, 2025 While top current and former EU officials are being investigated for suspected corruption, the EP is busy going after the Hungarian government.
From Warsaw to Budapest: Conservatives Warn of ‘Pseudo Rule of Law’ in Poland Zoltán Kottász October 28, 2025 Budapest hosted a screening of Taking Over, a documentary focused on the liberal Tusk government’s abuse.
Is It Time for the UK To ‘Pull an El Salvador’? Chris Middleton October 27, 2025 Nayib Bukele has transformed a low-trust, high-crime society by simply having the political will to do so. Is it time Britain followed suit?
Forgotten Occupation, Selective Sanctions Nicoletta Kouroushi October 26, 2025 If the EU’s defence of international law is selective, if it depends on the political convenience of the moment, then its claim to represent a “community of values” becomes fragile indeed.
