A total of 15 European Union countries have joined a legal case against Hungary’s Child Protection Law, widely criticised as being anti-LGBT. Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Portugal, Austria, Ireland, Denmark, Malta, Spain, … Read More
The European Commission has dismissed the results of a mail-in poll in Hungary that is being used by Victor Orbán’s goverment to claim that most Hungarians are against EU sanctions … Read More
Hungary’s government will bring legal action against the European Union’s executive arm if it cannot reach an agreement on EU funding for university study-abroad programmes, a government minister said on … Read More
1. Italy gets first far-right leader since World War II One of Europe’s most high-profile elections this year was in Italy, where Giorgia Meloni became the country’s first far-right leader … Read More
Russia’s full-scale invasion in Ukraine “only had losers so far”, Hungary’s prime minister said on Wednesday, stating that “both sides and the European economy” have all taken a hit from … Read More
Viktor Orban accused Brussels on Friday of freezing EU funds intended to go to Hungary for “political reasons”. In an interview with public radio, the Hungarian Prime Minister accused “Brussels … Read More
The European Commission is expected on Wednesday to recommend freezing billions of euros in EU funds to Hungary over rule of law concerns. The announcement will be made at around … Read More
A new Hungarian think tank vowing to “shake up European debate” has insisted it is independent despite receiving funds from Viktor Orban’s government. The main aim of MCC Brussels, executive … Read More
The European Commission denounced Hungary’s poster campaign comparing EU sanctions on Russia to bombs as “inappropriate” on Wednesday. The Hungarian government has been promoting a “national consultation” on the sanctions … Read More
When Viktor Orban made his first posts on Twitter this week, one of them gave us a clue as to why Hungary’s PM has chosen now to join the social … Read More
