Tamás Orbán | The European Conservative

Amsterdam Mayor Bans Antisemitism Rally: “Can’t Guarantee Safety” of Jewish Participants

Tamás Orbán November 28, 2024

Worried about another pogrom, the Green-Left mayor warned there “will be spontaneous dissenting voices.”

Ursula’s New EU Commission Approved With Record-Low Support

Tamás Orbán November 27, 2024

“Europe deserves better,” Patriots for Europe’s Kinga Gal commented.

Russia Expels British Diplomat for Alleged Espionage

Tamás Orbán November 27, 2024

London is considering responding in kind, even after Moscow warned against “escalating” the situation.

Lithuania: Was “Terrorism” Behind Cargo Plane Crash?

Tamás Orbán November 25, 2024

The aircraft carried packages for a company that found parcel bombs attributed to Russia in its warehouses this summer.

Radical Nationalist’s Shocking Victory Shakes Up Romanian Presidential Race

Tamás Orbán November 25, 2024

For the first time since the fall of Communism, neither of the two mainstream parties will be present in the runoffs, but conservatives have little to be excited about.

Brussels Paves the Way for New ‘Cash-for-Reforms’ Model

Tamás Orbán November 21, 2024

Von der Leyen’s latest power grab merges departments under her control and ties EU funds to ideologically-biased conditions.

EU Climate Chief Demands West-Financed Global Fossil Fuel Phase-Out

Tamás Orbán November 21, 2024

While Western nations are expected to foot the bill for the world’s climate transition, China and other major industrial players would only have to chip in ‘voluntarily.’

Done Deal: Second von der Leyen Commission Approved by Parliamentary Groups

Tamás Orbán November 21, 2024

The EPP greenlit a Spanish socialist in exchange for an Italian conservative, even though Teresa Ribera said she won’t step down if prosecuted for mismanaging floods in Spain.

First-Ever Report on Rule of Law in EU Institutions Shows “Serious Violations”

Tamás Orbán November 20, 2024

The document identifies 18 systemic shortcomings in Brussels, mostly linked to “attempts to arbitrarily and stealthily extend competences in contravention of the Treaties.”

Hungary Defends Child Protection Law at Historic EU Court Trial

Tamás Orbán November 20, 2024

The EU Commission and 16 other member states could seek to suspend Hungary’s voting rights after the “largest human rights battle in EU history” over the alleged anti-LGBT legislation.

Tag: Tamás Orbán

Amsterdam Mayor Bans Antisemitism Rally: “Can’t Guarantee Safety” of Jewish Participants

Ursula’s New EU Commission Approved With Record-Low Support

Russia Expels British Diplomat for Alleged Espionage

Lithuania: Was “Terrorism” Behind Cargo Plane Crash?

Radical Nationalist’s Shocking Victory Shakes Up Romanian Presidential Race

Brussels Paves the Way for New ‘Cash-for-Reforms’ Model

EU Climate Chief Demands West-Financed Global Fossil Fuel Phase-Out

Done Deal: Second von der Leyen Commission Approved by Parliamentary Groups

First-Ever Report on Rule of Law in EU Institutions Shows “Serious Violations”

Hungary Defends Child Protection Law at Historic EU Court Trial

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