Tamás Orbán | The European Conservative

A boat with 136 Senegalese migrants stopped by the Spanish Coast Guard near the Canary Islands.

Who Tops the List? Annual Asylum Report Reveals Changing Migration Patterns

Tamás Orbán March 5, 2025

While fewer migrants entered the EU illegally last year, the migration crisis continues, with only a slight downturn in the number of asylum applications.

Zelensky U-Turns and Agrees to U.S. Deal and Peace

Tamás Orbán March 5, 2025

The unorthodox U.S. strategy is vindicated as Europe’s ‘peace through strength’ approach collapses.

Macron looking happy patting Orban on the back

Ready to Discuss Peace? Macron Invites Orbán to Paris

Tamás Orbán March 4, 2025

With the EU Council Summit around the corner, the French president might be in need of a ‘Trump whisperer.’

EU States Secretly ‘Happy’ for Hungary, Slovakia To Block Ukraine Aid

Tamás Orbán March 4, 2025

A proposed €20 billion in military aid was quietly removed from the EU summit draft—to the relief of many.

“ReArm Europe:” EU Commission Chief Proposes €800 Billion Defense Scheme

Tamás Orbán March 4, 2025

“We are in an era of rearmament:” von der Leyen’s five-point plan includes higher national budget deficits and incurring more joint debt to finance arms procurement.

Bulgarian anti-euro protesters burn effigies representing European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde and her officials in Sofia

Nationalist MPs Charged With Vandalizing EU Commission Building in Bulgaria

Tamás Orbán March 3, 2025

The protesting Revival party is the only major political force to represent the majority view that firmly rejects Bulgaria’s euro zone entry next year.

Europol Slammed in Conflict of Interest Scandal with AI Surveillance Firm

Tamás Orbán March 3, 2025

Letting a staffer move to an AI firm and lobby the EU in favor of mass digital surveillance constituted “maladministration,” the EU ombudsman ruled.

Bosnia on the Brink of Collapse After Serb President’s Prison Sentence

Tamás Orbán February 27, 2025

“The Bosnia and Herzegovina you knew no longer exists,” Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik said after being found guilty of defying the country’s UN High Representative.

Former Polish PM and ECR President Mateusz Morawiecki speaks to the press outside the prosecutor’s office on February 27, 2025.

“I’d do it again:” Former Conservative PM Dragged to Court in Tusk’s Poland

Tamás Orbán February 27, 2025

ECR President Mateusz Morawiecki is on trial for wanting to organize mail-in elections during the COVID-19 lockdowns, even though he was already acquitted years ago.

The Left Would Have Gained 70% in German Elections Had Only Muslims Voted

Tamás Orbán February 27, 2025

The Right will hardly stand a chance in Germany if demographic trends continue to be shaped by mass immigration.

Tag: Tamás Orbán

Who Tops the List? Annual Asylum Report Reveals Changing Migration Patterns

Zelensky U-Turns and Agrees to U.S. Deal and Peace

Ready to Discuss Peace? Macron Invites Orbán to Paris

EU States Secretly ‘Happy’ for Hungary, Slovakia To Block Ukraine Aid

“ReArm Europe:” EU Commission Chief Proposes €800 Billion Defense Scheme

Nationalist MPs Charged With Vandalizing EU Commission Building in Bulgaria

Europol Slammed in Conflict of Interest Scandal with AI Surveillance Firm

Bosnia on the Brink of Collapse After Serb President’s Prison Sentence

“I’d do it again:” Former Conservative PM Dragged to Court in Tusk’s Poland

The Left Would Have Gained 70% in German Elections Had Only Muslims Voted

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