Zoltán Kottász | The European Conservative

Hungary Expels Ukrainians as Cash Seizure Deepens Row With Kyiv

Zoltán Kottász March 6, 2026

Hungarian authorities want to know why two armoured vehicles transported large amounts of cash and gold linked to a Ukrainian state bank through the country.

Facebook Removes Hungarian Pro-Government Newspaper Pages Weeks Before Election

Zoltán Kottász February 27, 2026

Political interference? Facebook has suspended Hungarian right-wing outlets weeks before the national election.

EU Elites Force Woke Ideology Through the Courts

Zoltán Kottász February 27, 2026

Europe’s cultural and political disputes are increasingly being settled by judges in Luxembourg rather than by elected national governments, speakers at the MCC conference said.

German Court Blocks Intelligence Agency From Branding AfD ‘Confirmed Extremist’

Zoltán Kottász February 26, 2026

A court in Cologne found no clear evidence that the AfD’s overall political direction amounted to an “anti-constitutional tendency.”

Workers put up giant LGBT flags on the facade of a building of the European Council on May 13, 2025 in Brussels, a few days ahead of the Brussels’ Pride.

“The Perversion of Aid”: How the EU’s NGO Funding Model Fuels Political Activism

Zoltán Kottász February 24, 2026

Speakers at a Budapest conference argued that former U.S. and current EU funding programmes overtly promote progressive causes instead of traditional development goals.

Nawrocki Vetoes Tusk’s Judicial Reform as Poland’s Rule-of-Law Clash Deepens

Zoltán Kottász February 20, 2026

The Polish president’s veto inflames tensions with Warsaw’s ruling coalition.

Migrants disembarking from a Sea-Watch ship at the Italian port of Lampedusa in Sicily on June 29, 2019

Judicial Activism or Justice? Italy Must Pay for Protecting Its Borders

Zoltán Kottász February 19, 2026

A Sicilian court has ordered the government to pay €76,000 to the German NGO Sea-Watch for the 2019 seizure of its migrant rescue vessel.

Hungarian Opposition Leader Embroiled in Drug Scandal as Western Allies Roll Out Red Carpet

Zoltán Kottász February 13, 2026

A new scandal involving drugs and a secret recording has engulfed Hungary’s main opposition challenger.

Poland Backs EU Arms Loans; PiS Warns Country Trades Sovereignty for Debt

Zoltán Kottász February 13, 2026

The Law and Justice opposition says the loans could leave Polish defence firms sidelined.

The sign of the Court of Justice of the European Union in Luxembourg

EU Court Says Hungary Funds Were Unlawfully Released in 2023

Zoltán Kottász February 12, 2026

Hungary may lose €10 billion as the EU heaps political pressure on the Orbán government ahead of the April 12th elections.

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Hungary Expels Ukrainians as Cash Seizure Deepens Row With Kyiv

EU Elites Force Woke Ideology Through the Courts

German Court Blocks Intelligence Agency From Branding AfD ‘Confirmed Extremist’

“The Perversion of Aid”: How the EU’s NGO Funding Model Fuels Political Activism

Nawrocki Vetoes Tusk’s Judicial Reform as Poland’s Rule-of-Law Clash Deepens

Judicial Activism or Justice? Italy Must Pay for Protecting Its Borders

Hungarian Opposition Leader Embroiled in Drug Scandal as Western Allies Roll Out Red Carpet

Poland Backs EU Arms Loans; PiS Warns Country Trades Sovereignty for Debt

EU Court Says Hungary Funds Were Unlawfully Released in 2023

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