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Every state has the right to regulate its schools and universities as it sees fit
‘We want a European renaissance,’ PM Orbán says after meeting PM Morawiecki, Salvini
The three leaders say they can agree on all the important issues
Salvini to meet with Morawiecki and Orbán in Budapest to ‘build the future of Europe’
“The European Union must find its soul, its backbone, its mission. It cannot be a mere supermarket,” said Salvini ahead of the meeting.
Hungary and Poland claim victory in rule-of-law negotiations
Hungary and Poland seek to maintain their sovereignty, but will the new agreement guarantee that over the long-term?
German EU presidency should formulate budget proposal that can achieve consensus
European funds are not “humanitarian donations” to Central Europe
Poland’s veto of EU budget over rule of law blackmail is necessary, says Justice Minister Ziobro
Minister Zbigniew Ziobro repeated his veto threat while Polish and Hungarian ambassadors in Brussels blocked the adoption of the 2021-2027 budget and recovery fund
Hungary and Poland lead resistance against Europe’s left-wing policies, says Italy’s Giorgia Meloni
Poland hears echoes of Nazi rhetoric after German politician urges EU to ‘starve Poland and Hungary’
Which countries break EU law the most? Hint: It’s not Hungary or Poland
Cyprus, Greece and Bulgaria are the worst offenders
Poland and Hungary join forces in EU rule of law dispute
The European Commission claims that Hungary and Poland lack an “independent” judiciary, which it may use an excuse to cut funding to the two EU countries
Hungary deserves an apology, Justice Minister Varga says at EU videoconference
“Sorry seems to be the hardest word,” Justice Minister Judit Varga told fellow EU minister during a videoconference
