Hungarian GDP jumps 8% in Q1, but leaner times seen ahead
Analysts expect Q1 to be the last quarter before the effect of the war in Ukraine has a major impact
Top Russian nationalist says military operation in Ukraine unlikely to succeed
Some Putin-supporting nationalists are now directing bitter criticism towards the Russian military and even political leadership, writes Grzegorz Górny for portal wPolityce.pl
Poland closer to securing EU funds from National Recovery Plan
If the presidential project of amendments to the Supreme Court bill is accepted, Poland will obtain EU funds, says a Polish government spokesman
Polish President Duda meets new Hungarian head of state
Hungarian President Katalin Novak was in Warsaw for a meeting with President Duda during which sanctions on Russia were the main point on the agenda
France: Illegal Tunisian immigrant accused of raping English woman directly on a street in Nice
The police arrested the assailant an hour later in the middle of another crime
Political correctness is France’s new religion
Political correctness in France is leading to self-censorship and a total ban on criticism of Islam and LGBT ideology
Famed German author speaks out against mass immigration, slams left-wing parties for silencing dissent
“While respecting other cultures, I would still like to keep my own,” said Uwe Tellkamp

EU states fail to agree on Russian sanctions as Hungary dissents despite proposed exemption
Countries did however agree on additional defense funding for Ukraine
Russians line up for their last McDonald’s meal after franchise announces intention to leave Russia
Those who take over the restaurants won’t be allowed to use the McDonald’s branding, logo, or menus
Sweden follows Finland in initiating NATO accession talks
Turkey remains opposed to both Nordic countries’ NATO membership
Fake bomb threats paralyze Serbian capital as schools and public places evacuated
The Serbian prime minister said the bomb threats were designed to pressure his country into joining sanctions against Russia
Body of Czech volunteer fighter discovered in mass grave near Kyiv
The 49-year-old Czech citizen worked in Ukraine as a truck driver before the war, but after the outbreak of fighting, he came to help as a volunteer fighter
Germany: SPD suffers historic defeat in North Rhine-Westphalia
Even worse than the SPD are the economic liberals of the FDP, who barely earned 5 percent
Russian federalism is a hoax used to mask its imperialism
Russia is trying to hide racism and colonialism under the costume of federalism, writes Polish philosopher and political scientist Marek A. Cichocki
Poland stands ready to help Ukraine shift grain and prevent global crisis, agriculture minister affirms
Polish Deputy Prime Minister and Agriculture Minister Henryk Kowalczyk declares that Polish ports are ready to load up Ukrainian grain but that the bottleneck is on the Polish-Ukrainian border
Hungarian cardinal seen as possible successor to ailing Pope Francis
The Pope’s frail health has sparked speculation about his successor
Poland: Covid-19 pandemic downgraded to a ‘state of epidemic threat’
The downgrade to “a state of epidemic threat” does not mean that the epidemic is over, warns Poland’s Minister of Health Adam Niedzielski
Élisabeth Borne is appointed France’s second female prime minister
The June 12-19 general elections could, however, rewrite the political map of France
Orbán warns of ‘suicide of the Western world’ as Europe enters an ‘age of danger’
Viktor Orbán predicts a decade of economic troubles, war, and political weakness in Europe

New Hungarian president’s inauguration speech dispels the left’s ‘Putin puppet’ myth
President Katalin Novák sends a message to Warsaw days before her visit
635 migrants arrive in UK over weekend as government vows to ramp up Rwanda resettlement scheme
Despite the U.K. government’s pledge to crack down on illegal immigration, including the announcement of the Rwanda resettlement scheme, migrants continue to embark on England’s southern shore in their hundreds
Czech government to tighten benefits system for refugees to discourage welfare tourism
“The refugees will receive food instead of money to discourage people from coming here for money,” claims Czech Interior Minister Vít Rakušan
Iraqi migrant injures 5 in stabbing spree on German train, said to be ‘mentally ill’ despite being on Islamic terrorist watchlist
The perpetrator was committed to a psychiatric hospital and will not be kept in custody for the time being
Czechia wants to organize a European summit that Zelensky would attend
The dialogue with Ukraine should be as intense as possible
Poland should come before Germany when it comes to rebuilding Ukraine
Jakub Maciejewski, the war correspondent in the Donbas for portal wPolityce.pl, writes that the scale of the destruction of Ukraine is such that Poland, if it is to be a key player in the post-war process, must have a strategy in place to handle the reconstruction process
EU could cap price of gas if Russia cuts energy, but there are risks
An unnamed official from Germany warned against such a move
Finns and Swedes in NATO could mark the beginning of a beautiful summer by the Baltic Sea
As Finland and Sweden abandon their neutrality, Poland and the Baltic states gain the most, writes Jerzy Haszczyński, the head of the foreign affairs section of Rzeczpospolita daily
Hungarian unemployment rate remains well below OECD average
In March, Hungarian unemployment dropped to 3.2 percent
Demand for Polish Piorun anti-aircraft missiles has skyrocketed
“We receive inquiries from all parts of the world,” disclosed the CEO of Mesko SA, which produces Piorun systems
‘A disaster for online privacy’ — EU plans online chat control that would break encryption, mass scan mobile phones across Europe
The EU could be headed towards a complete surveillance state
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Polish President Duda meets new Hungarian head of state
Hungarian President Katalin Novak was in Warsaw for a meeting with President Duda during which sanctions on Russia were the main point on the agenda
Russians line up for their last McDonald’s meal after franchise announces intention to leave Russia
Those who take over the restaurants won’t be allowed to use the McDonald’s branding, logo, or menus
Sweden follows Finland in initiating NATO accession talks
Turkey remains opposed to both Nordic countries’ NATO membership
Fake bomb threats paralyze Serbian capital as schools and public places evacuated
The Serbian prime minister said the bomb threats were designed to pressure his country into joining sanctions against Russia
Poland closer to securing EU funds from National Recovery Plan
If the presidential project of amendments to the Supreme Court bill is accepted, Poland will obtain EU funds, says a Polish government spokesman
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Romania set to approve Black Sea offshore gas project that will cost billions of dollars
It will take Romania years and billions of dollars to achieve a meaningful level of offshore gas production in the Black Sea
Czech interior minister vows to tackle refugee benefit fraudsters
Vít Rakušan emphasized that dishonesty concerns only hundreds of refugees from Ukraine
Poland stands ready to help Ukraine shift grain and prevent global crisis, agriculture minister affirms
Polish Deputy Prime Minister and Agriculture Minister Henryk Kowalczyk declares that Polish ports are ready to load up Ukrainian grain but that the bottleneck is on the Polish-Ukrainian border
German regional PM opposes energy embargo on Russia amid already ‘toxic’ oil and gas prices
Says energy is the most vulnerable point of any economy
Ukrainian baby boom in Polish hospitals
Since the start of the war in Ukraine, twice as many Ukrainian children were born in Poland compared to the previous year
Sweden and Finland prepare to join NATO
Sweden and Finland may face cyberattacks and a build-up of forces along the Finnish border, but Russia may have trouble responding due to the conflict in Ukraine
Hungary will fight EU’s efforts to abolish veto right, justice minister warns
The EU is looking to centralize power in Brussels and remove the veto power of member states, but many EU nations are fighting back against this effort
Poland’s policy towards Russia under the previous Tusk government was a foreign policy error, says Polish historian
Polish historian Prof. Andrzej Nowak argues that history is the key to understanding how Russians think, and that both the West and the previous Polish government led by Donald Tusk, erred badly in handling Russia
Hungary needs economic guarantees to support Russian energy ban
An immediate oil embargo would leave Hungary without fuel, Hungary’s foreign minister said
Czech PM: Poland and Czechia are allies in defending the West from Eastern threats
Many things unite both countries, even if they have evolved differently, writes Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala
Hungary-style child protection law very much needed in Spain, says leader of Spanish lawyers’ organization
In an exclusive interview, Spanish lawyer Polonia Castellanos explains why a child protection law like the one in Hungary is very much needed elsewhere in Europe, even if it means having to support unlawful sanctions from Brussels. “As a mother, if I have to choose between my children being indoctrinated or the EU sanctioning my country, I would prefer a sanction on my country,” she says

The UK government shocks observers with a host of new genuinely conservative bills
Boris Johnson appears to budge to voter pressure over his past liberal stances on immigration and freedom of speech

The majority of Hungarians reject a one-sided interpretation of Ukraine conflict
Recent polls suggest that European citizens’ views on the war are not what media headlines might suggest, with a majority opposed to arming Ukraine and a near majority against more sanctions on Russia

Biden finally visits Ukraine, except not the one Kyiv was expecting
Hungarians continue to help Ukrainian refugees despite the world largely ignoring their efforts
As Wokeism grows, Christians will respond and become ever more politically conservative
In an exclusive interview, esteemed academic Dr. David Engels speaks to Remix News about the current state of play across the European political landscape, offering his thoughts on the long-lasting effect of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the political consequences this may have for Europe, and the continuing role of Christianity across the continent

Czech PM drives a wedge between Hungary and Poland
While lapping up praise and recognition for presenting an iron fist towards Russia in the East, Poland is dropping its guard against interference from the West, writes Daniel Deme
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