An ‘observer’ from ALDE will determine if Dutch VVD has veered from the group’s “values.”
Critics have decried double standards over rule-of-law issues in Poland.
Last holdout Romania announced their backing of the former Dutch PM on Thursday.
The introduction of abortion on demand is a key component of Poland’s “march to modernity,” PM Tusk says.
The party had been frequently criticized for its extreme views in the past, yet now is part of Giorgia Meloni’s “constructive center-right force” in Brussels.
It appears that European elites have once again outmaneuvered conservatives.
Hungarian opposition Tisza party accepted despite opposing weapons and troops to Ukraine, contrary to EPP stance.
“AUR has no interest in promoting the common good,” says MEP representing Romania’s ethnic Hungarian community in Brussels during a time of growing tensions back home.
The bill also wants to stop government advertising going to non-approved outlets.
Chancellor Nehammer is trying to hold his government together due to fears of a populist surge in early elections.
“They don’t care about reality, they don’t care about the results of the European elections, and they don’t care about the will of the European people.”—Hungarian PM Orbán.
Two Swedish nationals’ families rejoice at their loved ones’ returns, but exiled Iranians in Sweden note that a convicted executioner of political dissidents is now free.
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