Zoltán Kottász | The European Conservative

Peace, Trump, and Competitiveness on the Agenda at EPC Summit

Zoltán Kottász November 7, 2024

European leaders arrive In Budapest amid challenges of war, migration and competitiveness—and a dramatic change of direction in Washington

European Leaders Gather in Budapest To Tackle Migration and Economic Woes

Zoltán Kottász November 6, 2024

Donald Trump’s victory could also spice up the debates surrounding Europe’s security.

Rail Workers Across Italy Strike After Migrants Stab Conductor

Zoltán Kottász November 5, 2024

The fed-up unions said that this was just the latest in a series of “violent and repeated attacks”

Scholz in Crisis Talks To Save Coalition From Collapse

Zoltán Kottász November 5, 2024

With Germany’s economy struggling and political support waning, the chancellor faces mounting pressure as coalition leaders clash.

Duelling Budgets Reveal Deep Cracks in German Coalition Government

Zoltán Kottász November 4, 2024

AfD co-leader Alice Weidel said Germany needs “a government that can stop the economic collapse of our country” as the opposition calls for early elections.

Moldovans Re-Elect Pro-EU President

Zoltán Kottász November 4, 2024

Expat vote swung election to incumbent, while the domestic majority supported opponent

EU Parliament’s Largest Party Investigated in Corruption Probe

Zoltán Kottász October 30, 2024

EPP “has become dysfunctional” and decisions are made by Manfred Weber “and a close circle of advisers instead of the member parties,” investigative journalist says.

Surprise, Surprise! Greens Are Biggest Party Among German Journalists

Zoltán Kottász October 30, 2024

Media is completely out of touch with the concerns of ordinary citizens.

Orbán: When Conservatives Win, Democracy Is Questioned

Zoltán Kottász October 29, 2024

The Hungarian PM said the people of Georgia have prevented their country from becoming a “second Ukraine.”

Israel Bans UNRWA Despite International Pressure

Zoltán Kottász October 29, 2024

The UN agency “long ago ceased to be a humanitarian aid agency, but in addition to it being an integral supporter of terror and hate, is an agency to eternalise poverty and suffering,” Israeli MP said.

Tag: Zoltán Kottász

Peace, Trump, and Competitiveness on the Agenda at EPC Summit

European Leaders Gather in Budapest To Tackle Migration and Economic Woes

Rail Workers Across Italy Strike After Migrants Stab Conductor

Scholz in Crisis Talks To Save Coalition From Collapse

Duelling Budgets Reveal Deep Cracks in German Coalition Government

Moldovans Re-Elect Pro-EU President

EU Parliament’s Largest Party Investigated in Corruption Probe

Surprise, Surprise! Greens Are Biggest Party Among German Journalists

Orbán: When Conservatives Win, Democracy Is Questioned

Israel Bans UNRWA Despite International Pressure

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