When ‘Democracies’ Out-Authoritarian the Authoritarians Rafael Pinto Borges April 16, 2025 What is happening is a purge of those increasingly representing the majorities of their peoples.
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.
Youtuber MEP To Launch ‘Direct Democracy’ App Where Citizens Can Vote on EU Laws Tamás Orbán December 10, 2024 Comparing the public’s opinions with legislators’ votes would show which groups truly represent Europeans in Brussels.
Voting Is Not a Statement Samuel Wigutow August 26, 2024 Good character in elected officials is something of a luxury. It is a mistake to consider it apart from questions of governance.
‘Serious Inaccuracies’ Discovered in Swedish EU Election Vote Count TEC News July 11, 2024 Ballot count doesn’t match up with number of ballot envelopes—or voters—in 196 out of 410 districts
“Our Turn”: Why Does Europe’s Youth Turn to the Right? Tamás Orbán May 30, 2024 We’re now witnessing one youth rebellion wishing to tear down the product of another: the left-liberal hegemony seeded by the student rebels of ’68.
Do European Citizens Know Who They Are Voting For This Summer? Bridget Ryder April 11, 2024 Survey shows less than half of EU voters recognize party leaders in the Brussels/Strasbourg Parliament.
Reform UK Outpolling Conservatives Among British Men Michael Curzon March 25, 2024 Poll results described as “staggering,” but “not surprising.”
UK: Voters “Indifferent” to Likely Labour Election Victory Michael Curzon March 18, 2024 As tired as they are of failed Conservative governments, British voters are no more enthusiastic about Labour’s even more liberal agenda.
Report: 2024 Election Will Be a Battle of 5 ‘Crisis Tribes’ Tamás Orbán January 23, 2024 EU’s foreign and security policy think tank predicts voting patterns based on issues—not party loyalties.
