German Elections 2026: Coalition Faces Tough Test Amid AfD Surge Zoltán Kottász December 31, 2025 Elections in eastern German states raise the prospect of the right-wing party forming its first-ever government.
Court Lifts Romanowski Arrest Warrant, Revealing Political Pressure Imposed by Tusk Zoltán Kottász December 19, 2025 Marcin Romanowski, who was granted asylum in Hungary, is now free to travel within the European Union.
New Czech Government To Swiftly Reject EU Migration Pact and ETS2 Scheme Zoltán Kottász December 5, 2025 Andrej Babiš’s government will break with Brussels’ agenda on its first day in office.
UPDATED As the EU Pushes Sanctions, Orbán Talks Peace and Energy Cooperation in Moscow Zoltán Kottász November 28, 2025 Vladimir Putin praised the Hungarian PM’s “balanced position” as the two leaders discussed Ukraine, energy, and a possible Budapest peace summit.
Nawrocki Visits Prague in Bid to Reforge V4 Alliance Zoltán Kottász November 24, 2025 As Hungary, Slovakia, and a new Czech government align, the Polish president seeks to pull Poland back into a stronger V4.
Europe Losing Fight Against Rapidly Evolving Global Drug Trade Zoltán Kottász November 19, 2025 Experts warn Europe is being outpaced by cartels as drugs, migration and organised crime converge.
Belgium Admits Gaza Arrivals Wearing Pro-Hamas Jihadist Symbols Zoltán Kottász November 14, 2025 The right-wing Vlaams Belang has expressed its outrage over the lack of vetting of evacuees.
Defending the Republic: Nawrocki Stands Against the Liberal-Left’s Judicial Coup Zoltán Kottász November 12, 2025 In an act of defiance, the Polish president has refused to approve 46 judicial nominations.
Polish Vote Sparks Authoritarianism Fears: Former Justice Minister Stripped of Immunity Zoltán Kottász November 7, 2025 Zbigniew Ziobro: “I will not allow anyone to silence me or deprive me of my right to defence.”
A Nation Under Siege: 67,000 Linked to Sweden’s Gang Crisis Zoltán Kottász November 7, 2025 The officials presenting the findings on gang violence called them “very serious.”
