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€400,000 To Study “Far-Right” Fashion Trends: FPÖ Outraged

Zoltán Kottász August 5, 2026

Austria’s Freedom Party has criticised a publicly funded university study examining how right-wing extremist fashion has evolved.

“Not Diplomacy, but Interference”: Ukraine Ambassador’s Remarks Ignite German Row

Zoltán Kottász August 4, 2026

Oleksii Makeiev has sparked a political storm, accusing the AfD of submitting to Russian demands ahead of key regional elections in Germany.

People lay flowers at a makeshift memorial in tribute to the victims at the Tiergarten park in Berlin on August 2, 2026, after an Islamist rammed his van into the crowd near the Christopher Street Day (CSD) parade on July 26, 2026.

Germany: 51% No Longer See Country As Safe

Zoltán Kottász August 3, 2026

A new poll suggests confidence in Germany’s security has been badly shaken after the Islamist attack at Berlin’s Pride celebrations.

Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki (R) of the Law and Justice party (PiS) (blurred int he foreground) speaks to supporters with Polish Deputy Prime Minister and PiS leader Jarosław Kaczyński behind him during a rally in Sandomierz, Poland on October 13, 2023.

Party Split Shatters Poland’s Conservative Opposition

Zoltán Kottász July 31, 2026

Donald Tusk’s leftist-liberal government may face four right-wing parties at next year’s parliamentary elections.

Zelensky Visits Poland in Bid To Ease Diplomatic Tensions

Zoltán Kottász July 30, 2026

New polling shows Polish support for Ukraine’s EU membership has fallen sharply.

Police officers wait for passport control at a highway slip road at the German-Austrian border near the village of Passau, southern Germany, on September 14, 2015.

German Police Union Calls for Tougher Migration Laws After Berlin Attack

Zoltán Kottász July 30, 2026

The DPolG union wants stricter rules on citizenship, deportation, and asylum after the Islamist attack committed by a German-Lebanese man.

Fidesz president, former prime minister Viktor Orbán speaks to the press in the company of Fidesz parliamentary group leader János Bóka (R1) and Fidesz communications director Bertalan Havasi (R2) on July 22, 2026.

Orbán Declares “Resistance” After Authorities Seize Fidesz Servers

Zoltán Kottász July 22, 2026

The raid on Fidesz’s communications infrastructure is another sign that Hungary’s new, pro-Brussels government is using prosecutorial powers to harm its largest political opponent.

U.S. President Donald Trump joins NATO leaders for a family photo during the NATO Summit in Ankara, Turkey, on July 8, 2026.

Hungarian PM Rejects Claims of Trump Snub at NATO Summit

Zoltán Kottász July 10, 2026

It would not be surprising if Donald Trump had deliberately refused to shake Péter Magyar’s hand.

“Panicking” CSU Raises Possibility of AfD Ban in Thuringia

Zoltán Kottász July 10, 2026

The German centre-right party accuses the AfD of spreading “hatred” as left-wing extremists assault right-wing journalists and threaten politicians.

A protester holds a sign reading “No Thuringian sausage for fascists” in Erfurt, eastern Germany on July 4, 2026, where the party congress of far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) is held.

“Make Life Hell For Them”: Violence Incited Against German Right-Wing Journalists

Zoltán Kottász July 9, 2026

A left-wing extremist website published the business addresses of Apollo News and Nius, outlets known for their outspoken stance on migration.

Tag: Zoltán Kottász

€400,000 To Study “Far-Right” Fashion Trends: FPÖ Outraged

“Not Diplomacy, but Interference”: Ukraine Ambassador’s Remarks Ignite German Row

Germany: 51% No Longer See Country As Safe

Party Split Shatters Poland’s Conservative Opposition

Zelensky Visits Poland in Bid To Ease Diplomatic Tensions

German Police Union Calls for Tougher Migration Laws After Berlin Attack

Orbán Declares “Resistance” After Authorities Seize Fidesz Servers

“Panicking” CSU Raises Possibility of AfD Ban in Thuringia

“Make Life Hell For Them”: Violence Incited Against German Right-Wing Journalists

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