Polish President: ‘Tusk Will Not Be My Prime Minister’ Robert Semonsen November 22, 2023 After claiming the PiS government has violated the constitution, the opposition now wants President Duda to ignore protocol.
Sánchez’s Betrayal of Spain Itxu Díaz November 14, 2023 If Pedro Sánchez needed the help of the devil himself in order to be in power, he would accept it without hesitation.
Spain’s Amnesty Law Under Fire in EU Parliament Bridget Ryder November 14, 2023 MEPs question whether the amnesty for Catalan separatists violates the rule of law.
Sánchez Amnesty Deal: EU Commission Wants Explanation Bridget Ryder November 10, 2023 The political agreement between Spain’s socialists and Catalan separatists is an insult to the rule of law.
Poland In Line for €55 Billion EU Funds After Europhile Victory Thomas O'Reilly October 18, 2023 Donald Tusk has said that unlocking the funds will be his top priority if he takes power.
Tensions With Ukraine Bring Poland Closer to Hungary Zoltán Kottász October 4, 2023 Reforms proposed by France and Germany are unsettling conservative governments in the EU.
Brussels Playing a Hypocritical Game With Hungarian Students Zoltán Kottász September 24, 2023 Hungarian government must “remedy the situation” by November for students not to be excluded from EU’s Erasmus programme
EU Report Advocates Tiered Memberships, Ending Unanimity Bridget Ryder September 21, 2023 Proposed reform would turn EU into federation by 2030
More Still Unites Than Divides Visegrád Nations Zoltán Kottász August 15, 2023 Elections in Slovakia and Poland may bring changes to Central European cooperation.
Polish PM Challenges Meddling EPP Chief to Debate Thomas O'Reilly August 10, 2023 Morawiecki blasted Manfred Weber for subverting Polish democracy over recent EU rule of law debates.
