Twitter will be banned from EU unless it complies with new rules, warns French minister
Jean-Noël Barrot told Elon Musk he had until August to ensure Twitter adequately tackles what the EU deems to be disinformation on the platform
Austrian conservatives slam ‘undemocratic’ plot to cancel Hungary’s EU Council presidency
FPÖ MEP Harald Vilimsky described the draft resolution proposed by left-wing EU lawmakers as “disconcerting in terms of democratic politics”
The EU has no leadership, only NGOs and think tanks telling it what to do, says Hungarian minister
“In the European Union today, it is non-governmental organizations (NGOs), foundations and think tanks that tell Europe how to run Europe, according to the will of their own leaders”
EU budget commissioner claims Hungary hasn’t met rule-of-law requirements, billions in funding will remain frozen
The EU is exerting maximum financial pressure on Hungary
EU parliament trying to block Hungary from holding EU council presidency in 2024
The European Parliament does not have a mandate to take action on the matter but is still trying to block Hungary
EU begins training Ukrainian pilots on F-16s
But it is not yet clear where Ukraine would get the planes from
Ukraine cannot win war with Russia, Hungarian PM Orbán tells Bloomberg
Viktor Orbán urged the West to rethink its unwavering military support for Ukraine and come round to his pragmatic way of thinking in favor of a peace agreement in order to save lives
Irish government introduces stark health warning on alcohol claiming links to cancer
The move has enraged several EU nations including Italy that claim the measure is an attack on the country and its cultural heritage
After Hungary blocks €500 million in Ukrainian military aid, the EU is expected to ramp up pressure to release the funds
After intelligence information leaked that Ukraine allegedly planned to blow up a Russian oil pipeline to crash Hungary’s economy, Hungary blocked €500 million in EU weapons funding to Ukraine
EU denies von der Leyen pressured Ukraine to cut Hungary’s Russian oil supply
The EU claims von der Leyen had nothing to do with efforts to cut off Hungary’s Russian oil supply
Moldovan president urges Brussels to approve its EU membership ‘as soon as possible’
President Maia Sandu said EU membership will provide the ex-Soviet nation with greater protection from Russia
Sweden must prepare to leave the EU, says influential Sweden Democrats party leader
Jimmie Åkesson of the Sweden Democrats claims that only by making the necessary preparations for Swexit can the government maximize its bargaining power in Brussels
EXCLUSIVE: ‘They want people who are isolated, who have no past, no relations, no family, and no identity,’ warns Spanish MEP and vice-chair of the ECR Group Hermann Tertsch
In an exclusive interview conducted by Remix News at CPAC Hungary earlier this month, Vox MEP and vice-chair of the ECR Group Hermann Tertsch calls for a conservative Reconquista not only in his own country, Spain, but also in the whole Western world. He explains how essential it is for conservatives from Europe and both Americas to join forces against the progressive agenda and put an end to the social engineering going on in the European Union and elsewhere
Hungary blocks €500 million in EU weapons funding for Ukraine after Kyiv sanctions Hungary’s biggest bank
Hungary won’t agree to EU financing as long as Ukraine keeps its ban on OTP Bank
Muslim students attack LGBTQ sensitivity training in Belgium, spit on LGBT flag, chant ‘Allah Akbar’
This community is known for its hostility toward LGBT
Austrian conservatives slam German government intent on leading Europe to ‘suicide’
FPÖ leader Herbert Kickl accused Brussels and Berlin of attempting to create a United States of Europe with a sovereignty grab from national governments
European People’s Party calls for Ukraine to join NATO
Admitting Ukraine would be a “further step toward European peace,” according to the EPP
The EU needs Serbia more than the other way around, says Hungarian Foreign Minister Szijjártó
Hungary has long advocated for Serbia to join the EU
Exclusive: Successor to Le Pen as National Rally leader, Jordan Bardella, says France will experience patriotic revolution and heralds the coming ‘springtime of the peoples’ of Europe
Jordan Bardella now leads the National Rally party from Marine Le Pen, who resigned to become the party’s parliamentary leader. In an exclusive interview with Remix News conducted at CPAC last Friday, the 28-year-old spoke of France leading a new conservative revolution, saying: “In past history, France has always set an example and made its revolution first. I think that the time of the patriots has come in France.”
Zelensky says Central Europe’s import ban on Ukrainian grain is ‘unacceptable’
Five Central and Eastern European countries have joined forces against cheap Ukrainian grains
Von der Leyen could easily secure second term as EU commission president
The lack of contest for the EU’s top spot may lead some critics to call for more democracy and public input into who gets the position
EU promises more ammunition for Ukraine
An additional €1 billion for ammunition procurement for Ukraine is planned along with speeding up European ammunition production
Hungarian parliament adopts judicial reforms to unlock key EU funding withheld by Brussels
Hungary hopes the reforms will see approximately €13.2 billion in withheld EU funding released to Budapest
Dark web raid: Europol arrests nearly 300 suspects, seizes €51 million in illegal funds
The joint operation involved nine countries, including Germany, Great Britain and the United States
EU withholding billions in funding is damaging Hungary’s economy, says Hungarian finance minister
The EU also owes Hungary at least part of the extra costs incurred for border protection, which shields Western Europe from migrants
EU caves in Ukrainian grain battle, allows 5 member states to temporarily ban imports
Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia have been permitted to ban Ukrainian grain imports until June 5
Polish health minister slams Pfizer for refusing to let Europe off the hook for millions of unwanted Covid-19 doses
Adam Niedzielski penned an open letter to the pharmaceutical giant’s shareholders on Tuesday, calling on them to put social responsibility ahead of short-term profit
Climate hypocrisy: EU Council President Charles Michel enjoyed dozens of private jet trips, costing a record €700,000 in 2022
The EU council head has even flown to climate conferences via private jet to tell an audience: “We are, and will remain, champions of climate action”
President of the German Economic Club in Hungary barred from speaking at European parliamentary hearing
Arne Gobert, who holds a positive view on German companies seeking to do business in Hungary, was refused permission to give evidence to the Committee on Budgetary Control at a hearing into trading practices in the country
EU is in a ‘warlike mood,’ warns Hungary’s foreign minister
Hungary is calling for peace even as most European nations are pushing to escalate the war
Hungary says EU Migration Pact will only extend migration crisis and force through migrant quotas
The European Parliament has been pushing mandatory migration quotas for eight years
Europe’s elite is coming round to Viktor Orbán’s way of thinking
Europe is changing its tune: Now the much-maligned fence on Hungary’s border is becoming an example for all, writes Magyar Hírlap columnist Zsolt Sütő-Nagy
EU offers Central Europe €100 million to ease Ukrainian grain dumping crisis
Ursula von der Leyen said the EU needs a common solution instead of national-level bans
‘We are facing another major migration crisis in Europe,’ says EPP’s Weber, a longtime foe of Hungary’s tough immigration policy
Weber seems to have accepted Orbán’s position on border fences even if he would never admit it himself
EU free movement only possible with tough external borders, warns Greek PM
Kyriakos Mitsotakis sat down with German newspaper Bild to urge the European Commission to provide funding for nation-states to better protect the bloc’s external border
Migrant boat with 400 people aboard is adrift in Mediterranean, taking on water
The ship’s crew has already abandoned the boat
EU nations quarrel about 1 million artillery shells promised to Ukraine
Member states with sizeable arms industries push for national interests
Can Europe become a superpower?
Europe should follow Macron’s advice and move away from pursuing U.S. interests instead of its own, writes Magyar Nemzet commentator Levente Sitkei
Hungary won’t support Ukraine’s EU or NATO membership while rights of minority Hungarians are eroded, warns minister
Tamás Menczer tells Ukraine it must first resolve its treatment of the Hungarian minority residing in the country
Europe has disarmed itself at the worst possible time
Dismantling the armed forces is not a good way to prepare for war, Magyar Hírlap columnist Péter G. Fehér writes
Hungary, Poland reject ‘extremely dangerous’ EU natural gas cutback extension
“Brussels is once again stealthily taking powers away from member states,” said Hungary’s top diplomat
Hungary pushes for Serbia’s EU membership
In the current conditions of war Serbia’s EU membership is a matter of strategic importance
If Belarus hosts Russian nuclear weapons, it will be hit with sanctions, warns EU’s top diplomat
Russia said it was sending nuclear weapons to Belarus in response to the U.K. sending depleted uranium tank shells to Ukraine
EU leaders agree on 1 million artillery shells for Ukraine
The EU is looking to address Ukraine’s artillery shell shortage with a new agreement
18 European countries sign joint ammunition donation for Ukraine
Hungary, which did not sign the agreement, says the agreement will lead to further escalation
As Macon goes full dictator, will the EU condemn France’s slide from democracy? Don’t count on it
Macron has survived a no-confidence vote, but his pension reform may mark the beginning of the end
Hungary wants a European democracy of equal nations, not an empire whose democracy is outsourced to NGOs
Hungarian Justice Minister Judit Varga claimed Brussels is outsourcing its democracy to overpowered NGOs that promote its ideology
Only 21% of EU’s rejected migrants actually deported in 2022, pro-migration commissioner urges more deportations
The EU may be urging more deportations, but the bloc wants more mass immigration — a lot more
Europe needs radical overhaul of migration policy, claims Hungarian MEP who blames NGO ships for migrant deaths
Hungarian MEP Balázs Hidvéghi offered his remarks during a European Parliament plenary session on the bloc’s future migration policy
Daniel Freund European Parliament Rule of law sanctions Viktor Orbán European Union Germany Hungary News German Green MEP appears to have an unhealthy obsession with Viktor Orbán and Hungary
MEP Daniel Freund’s Twitter page features some of the crudest and most unsophisticated anti-Orbán propaganda of any EU politician
The West prepares for China to send weapons to Russia
Western countries met last week to discuss possible sanctions if China provdes weapons to Russia
Bankruptcies across EU soared to record levels last year
Insolvencies reported in Belgium and France jumped by 44 percent and 50 percent, respectively
EU and UK reach new Brexit deal on Northern Ireland trading arrangements
The new agreement aims to improve the controversial Northern Ireland Protocol that pro-U.K. politicians in Northern Ireland claim has isolated the country from the rest of the U.K.
Ukraine’s EU membership would be a farce that would harm Ukrainians and Europeans alike
Ukraine will gain very little from EU membership, writes Károly Loránt, a columnist for Hungarian media outlet Magyar Hírlap
EU steps up aid to earthquake-hit Turkey and Syria
The EU is sending 420 tons of aid to Turkey worth €1.1 million
Nearly 1 million asylum seekers register in the EU in 2022
The latest asylum application data demonstrates how the EU is failing to protect its borders
European Commission bans TikTok on staff phones citing security concerns
The EU executive’s 32,000 staff must remove the app from any device used for business purposes no later than March 15
Hungary moves to protect farmers from cheap Ukrainian grain while EU does nothing
Hungary is working to defend its agricultural market from Ukrainian dumping
European Commission sues Poland after top court defies primacy of EU law
The EU complaint relates to two rulings made in 2021 that held that the Polish constitution takes precedence over the European treaties
Belgium joins EU legal case against Hungarian child protection law
Belgium says the law discriminates against LGBT people
‘A lot of people working for the European institutions take drugs’ – Brussels politician mocks EU workers reluctant to move to crime-prone neighborhood
There is also the irony of pro-migrant and pro-refugee EU staffers protesting being moved into a migrant-heavy neighborhood
EU parliament is one the ‘world’s most corrupt organizations,’ says Hungarian foreign minister
Péter Szijjártó accused the European Parliament of doing its utmost to isolate Hungary
Meloni’s precarious balancing act between the will of her people and that of Brussels
The Italian prime minister must both deliver on her election promises and placate the European elite
WWIII has already begun, says French historian Emmanuel Todd
Renowned French historian Emmanuel Todd recently said the US obviously blew up the Nord Stream pipelines
‘The asylum system has failed’ – Austrian chancellor slams EU’s migrant and border security policy
Austria took in a record number of migrants last year
EU commission president says Europe will strengthen its borders, but doubts persist
With EU member states struggling with an influx of migrants, Brussels is under pressure to pay lip service to the issue, but concrete action is unlikely if the past is any guide
Orbán: Listening to Zelensky, it is clear this war is going to drag on for a long time
The war is likely to drag on, but Hungary is calling for peace now
EU plans sanctions against fake news as report shows China and Russia leading way on disinformation
A recent report showed China and Russia to be the two largest transgressors on the growing issue
The real cost of this war
War is always a negative-sum game where all sides lose, economist László Bogár writes in Hungarian newspaper Magyar Nemzet
EU has made severe mistakes in assessing the war in Ukraine
The EU continues to be beset by hesitations and strategic miscalculations when it comes to Ukraine
New EU sanctions on Russia threaten Europe’s diesel supply
Europe imports 1-1.5 million barrels of diesel per day and more than half of that has come from Russia in the past
Von der Leyen holds talks with Ukraine over EU membership in Kyiv
EU delegates traveled to the Ukrainian capital to pledge further military, financial, and political support for the country
Putin warns Western elite against supporting Ukraine, vows Russian response will not just be ‘tanks and armor’
The Russian president specifically called out Germany for sanctioning the delivery of Leopard tanks to Kyiv
EU corruption scandal: Socialist MEP had the ‘lifestyle of a movie star’
Exotic vacations, parties, and luxury properties
EU ministers discuss how to better tackle migration, vow to speed up deportations
Deportations are due to be expedited and those countries unwilling to receive their nationals will face restrictions in obtaining visas into the European Union
European Commission sues Hungary for export ban on building materials
Hungary ordered the ban during the Covid-19 pandemic to protect domestic supplies
‘We are in free fall’ – Ukraine war leaves Germany and other NATO nations facing critical shortage of arms and ammunition
“It has been said over the past few months that we are only partially ready to defend ourselves — if we are ready at all”
Hungary says Erasmus scholarships not in danger
Hungary can make the necessary amendments to university steering board regulations, minister Tibor Navracsics said on Wednesday
EU asylum applications soar to nearly 1 million in 2022
The number of asylum application in the EU increased by 46% compared to 2021
Hungary’s PM Orbán mocks EU corruption scandal: ‘If they continue like this in Brussels, soon enough MEPs will be behind bars to form their own football team’
The Qatargate bribery scandal continues to rock Brussels, and Hungary’s conservatives are rubbing salt in the wound
Majority of Europeans see illegal immigration as a top concern facing continent and want to preserve Christian culture, poll finds
As the rate of illegal immigration accelerates across the continent, almost 4 in 5 Europeans consider the issue to be one of their top concerns
Keeping Ukraine afloat costs at least €3 billion per month
Half of the country’s running costs are covered by the European Union
Illegal immigration into Europe soared by 64% in 2022 to reach six-year high
More than 80 percent of illegal migrants detected were adult men
Hungary ready to sue EU commission for pulling plug on Erasmus scholarships
For the time being, the government will pay for the scholarships, but a lawsuit could be in the pipeline
Hungary baffled by EU decision to suspend Erasmus scholarships for country’s top universities
Some 70 percent of Hungarian students could be affected
Orbán is Europe’s ‘last Mohican’
Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán is the last European leader with the courage to tell the truth, writes Romanian publicist Adrian Onciu
Bribe Back Better: How Qatar can buy EU officials for fun and profit without police interference
The biggest EU corruption scandal in history didn’t have to end with police investigations and arrests, but maybe Qatar can do better next time around
Hungary has lowest electricity and natural gas bills in the EU
Electricity is the most expensive in Brussels while Stockholm has the highest natural gas prices
Germany’s Green party foreign minister opposes EU member states’ veto rights
Baerbock pledges to support Ukraine “as long as it’s needed”
Scottish police blame EU after being criticized for referring to pedophiles as ‘Minor Attracted People’ in end-of-year performance report
The controversial term is widely used in projects funded by the European Commission
Qatargate: 2 Socialist MEPs to have their immunity lifted as EU corruption probe grows
It will take over a month for the immunity to be lifted for the MEPs
Polish politician slams Croatia’s decision to join euro currency zone
Croatia’s decision to join the eurozone may feature short-term economic benefits, but it could represent a serious loss of sovereignty in the long term
‘Orbán is a traitor’ – Left-wing MEP Verhofstadt flies into rage over Hungary’s pro-peace stance on war in Ukraine
Prominent liberal MEP is furious over Orbán advocating peace with Russia and defending national interests
Corruption scandal Dimitris Avramopoulos European Commission Fight Impunity Qatargate European Union Remix Exclusive EU commissioner who said 6 million more migrants needed for Europe caught up in ‘Qatargate’ bribery scandal
An EU commissioner knwon for bashing Hungary and promoting 6 million migrants for the EU is now facing scrutiny for his potential role in the ‘Qatarigate’ corruption scandal that has rocked the EU
Austrian defense minister warns Europe of impending blackouts
“The question is not whether a blackout will come, but when it will come”
PM Orbán: ‘We stand on the Hungarian side of history’ in the war between Russia and Ukraine
PM Viktor Orbán discusses the war in Ukraine, energy inflation, and the challenges Europe can expect in 2023
Eric Zemmour EU European Parliament Nicolas Bay Qatargate Reconquest European Union France Remix Exclusive Exclusive: ‘Being corrupted by Qatar, the nerve center of the Muslim Brotherhood, is high treason,’ says French MEP Nicolas Bay
In an exclusive interview with French MEP Nicolas Bay, executive vice-president of Éric Zemmour’s Reconquest party, he discusses the far-reaching implications of the “Qatargate” scandal in the European Parliament and his hopes of seeing French right-wing parties follow the example set by Italy’s ruling coalition led by Giorgia Meloni to seize power in France and change the game in Brussels.
Romania protests Ukraine’s new minority law
Romania says the bill was adopted without consulting the Venice Commission or the Romanian minority in Ukraine
‘Drain the swamp!’ – PM Orbán tells EU to abolish the European Parliament
The Hungarian PM proposed a radical plan to replace EU lawmakers with delegates hand-picked by elected national governments
European Commission approves Hungary partnership agreement, unlocking €22 billion in EU funding
The funds, which were due at the beginning of the 2021-2027 EU budget, had previously been withheld by the European Commission due to its concerns over press freedom and the rule of law