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Demonstrators hold a banner reading “Defending Ourselves From Further Migration, Stabbings, Rape and Occupation” during protest in Montenegro's capital Podgorica on October 28, 2025, following the stabbing of a Montenegro national.

Montenegrin Court Rules Against Former Anti-Corruption Agency Leadership

TEC News May 6, 2026

Montenegro’s former anti-corruption chief was sentenced to more than two-years in prison for abuse of office and document forgery.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen welcomes Hungary’s incoming Prime Minister Péter Magyar in Brussels on April 29, 2026.

Magyar Begins Brussels Negotiation To Enter von der Leyen Club

Javier Villamor April 30, 2026

The new Hungarian prime minister is racing against both the clock and opposition from his own voters to meet conditions tied to rule of law reforms, Ukraine, and migration policy.

The voting session of the EP Plenary session in Strasbourg on April 29, 2026

EU Parliament Majority Insists on Stripping Patriots of Funding Without Evidence of Wrongdoing

Tamás Orbán April 29, 2026

A resolution adopted in the plenary calls for taking “all necessary measures” even before the investigation concludes, as the financial “witch hunt” against the Patriots group intensifies.

Péter Magyar leaves after a press conference in Budapest, Hungary, on April 20, 2026.

Magyar Promises Change … And Brussels Responds Before Seeing Any Results

Javier Villamor April 27, 2026

Without reforms in place, the EU is already easing pressure as the new Hungarian leadership sets a contradictory agenda.

EPP head Manfred Weber at the European People's Party Political Assembly in Vilnius, Lithuania in October 2025

Brussels’ Double Standards Exposed as It Prepares To Drop Hungary Case

Zoltán Kottász April 23, 2026

Manfred Weber says the EU could end its Article 7 procedure against Hungary, citing the “commitment” of the incoming government to “European values.”

EU Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos talks to journalists ahead of a EU Foreign Affairs Council meeting at the EU headquarters in Brussels on January 29, 2026.

EU Considers Withholding Funds From Serbia Over ‘Rule-of-Law Violations’

Michael Curzon April 21, 2026

Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos says they are “increasingly worried” about what is happening in the country that continues to seek EU membership.

“Stop AfD at Any Cost”: Rule of Law Takes a Back Seat in Germany

Michael Curzon April 16, 2026

Critics note that the elite’s actions “will come back to haunt them.”

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.

Tag: rule of law

Montenegrin Court Rules Against Former Anti-Corruption Agency Leadership

Magyar Begins Brussels Negotiation To Enter von der Leyen Club

EU Parliament Majority Insists on Stripping Patriots of Funding Without Evidence of Wrongdoing

Magyar Promises Change … And Brussels Responds Before Seeing Any Results

Brussels’ Double Standards Exposed as It Prepares To Drop Hungary Case

EU Considers Withholding Funds From Serbia Over ‘Rule-of-Law Violations’

“Stop AfD at Any Cost”: Rule of Law Takes a Back Seat in Germany

Brussels-Funded NGO Attacks Conservative Governments, Again

Feminism and Idiocracy: Iceland as the Canary in the Coal Mine

Judicial War in Poland: Nawrocki Pushes Back as Tusk Government Cries “Polexit”

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