Germany may have to cut billions to Ukraine as budget crisis rages
Germany wants the EU to reduce German’s contribution to funds for Ukraine
Germany wants the EU to reduce German’s contribution to funds for Ukraine
“We want to represent the rights of nations instead of a Europe of austerity and George Soros”
The final decision is expected before December 15
Czechia says it cannot replace Russian steel
AI crime boom will likely hit millions across the globe. Is your cash secure?
The Antwerp diamond exchange is the world’s second largest such market, and it could lose out big if the next round of sanctions against Russia goes through
The EU wants to send tens of billions in aid to Ukraine, all while denying Hungary, an EU member state, recovery funds
NATO generals believe that peacetime military movement rules in Europe are too restrictive
Hungary would receive €1 billion in two tranches
Hungarians agree with their government’s position of opposing the EU’s latest military package for Ukraine
The Hungarian prime minister lamented that, in his view, Europe was lacking its visionary leaders of old
The plans were passed by a majority of 17 in Strasbourg on Wednesday as MEPs endorsed a further step towards a federalized Europe
Including Ukraine, the EU would control 30 percent of the world’s grains exports, but it could spell disaster for the bloc’s farmers
Georg Mayer called the EU’s actions “blatant blackmail and an attempt to undermine Orbán and his policies”
The former French foreign minister says the EU made a mistake in curbing member states’ asylum decision rights
Reports of attacks against Christians increased 44 percent last year
Left-wing lawmakers called for Hungary’s upcoming European Council presidency to be suspended after billboards erected across Hungary today targeted European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen
Under the new plans, banks will have to provide the service to their customers at no extra cost and within strict deadlines
The liberal MEP made the incendiary remark after Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán reaffirmed his opposition to the “unprepared EU membership of Ukraine”
Failure to comply with the latest demand from Brussels could see several member states referred to the European Court of Justice
Even opposition voters are divided equally on the issue
The organized crime gang was charging migrants €5,000-€6,000 to be smuggled across Europe
The plans will be discussed among EU leaders later this week but must be unanimously approved to take effect
The €500 million allocated by Brussels is meant to go to other member states to help pay for weapons delivered to Ukraine
“We do not want mini Gazas in the districts of Budapest,” Orbán insisted
The conservative party’s leader, Herbert Kickl, claimed it would be “political madness” to admit a warring nation
Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said the EU’s enlargement policy should “serve to expand peace and not bring war” to the bloc
Romanian Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu said his country may seek to go it alone in its aspirations to join the EU’s visa-free zone
‘No one should live in fear of discrimination or violence because of their religion or identity,’ European Commission Vice-President Margaritis Schinas said
The Italian leader told the Russian pranksters that Brussels was responsible for inaction over the migration crisis and spoke of increasing fatigue towards the war in Ukraine
The election announcement comes a day after Serbia was told by the European Commission to bury the hatchet with Kosovo to be considered for EU membership
The public is not supposed to notice that a putsch is about to take place, that the European Union as a community of sovereign states is being abolished and a superstate is being created without any consent of the people, says Polish MEP Jacek Saryusz-Wolski
Mass immigration, cultural disintegration, and far-right opposition are a recipe for disaster, claims Hungarian historian Lásló Bernát Veszprémy
Viktor Orbán called for Brussels to recognize the “obvious link between terrorist acts in Europe and migration”
The Hungarian prime minister used a speech commemorating the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 to reiterate his government’s intention to continue its dissent against the European liberal elite
Péter Szijjártó called the European Union’s decision to arm Kyiv with as many weapons as possible “completely unacceptable”
Some “conservatives” are pushing for Gaza’s humanitarian disaster to become a refugee crisis for Europe and the United States
Humza Yousaf, whose wife’s family lives in the Gaza Strip, said Scotland was ready to take its fair share of refugees
EU military chiefs hailed the joint exercise as evidence of the bloc ramping up its ability to respond effectively to crisis situations
Ulf Kristersson expressed his anger that the perpetrator who killed two Swedish nationals in Brussels on Monday had been free to roam Europe
The European Union has already spent €80 billion on Ukraine, but much more is being demanded
Viktor Orbán insisted similar protests seen across Europe will not be permitted in Hungary
X says it removed “tens of thousands” of Hamas-related posts
Musk has 24 hours to respond under the threat of a huge fine and even possible ban
The EU’s top diplomat said after a meeting of foreign ministers that the EU will not cut funding to the Palestinian Authority
Hungary has a new red line as Germany and France move in to seize control of the entire bloc, writes Hungarian political analyst Tamás Fricz
Despite the mantra that diversity is a strength, Israel shows that this is often not the case
Arch Europhile David Lammy also announced his desire for Britain to join a defense union with the bloc
The EU’s migration intake plans amount to both political suicide and a blatant disregard of popular opinion, writes Magyar Hírlap columnist Péter G. Fehér
“From the ban on internal combustion engines to absurd vaccine contracts and billions of euros in gifts to the Zelensky regime, the EU institutions are not acting in the interests of Austrians”
“We are scared. It’s a disaster for us,” said one senior Ukrainian lawmaker
Both Poland and Hungary’s leaders have reiterated their staunch opposition to EU plans for the forced relocation of migrants ahead of showdown talks in Granada, Spain, on Friday
The former European Commission president also claimed that future EU enlargement should coincide with the removal of the national veto on foreign policy issues, a move critics claim would be an erosion of sovereignty
Orbán says the European Peace Facility has transferred billions in weapons to Ukrainian forces, prolonging the war and costing thousands of Ukrainian lives
Petr Pavel said during a speech in Bruges that Czechia should be prepared to back a switch to qualified majority voting in key policy areas
“The debate lasted only 13 minutes on an issue that could decide the fate of Europe and turn member states into immigrant countries for good”
The cracks on the facade indicate that the whole coalition may be falling apart, writes Germany’s Hubert Wetzel for Süddeutsche Zeitung
Greece’s asylum minister calls for Brussels to implement a viable deportation policy or continue to be a “laughing stock” on the world stage
The European Union is realizing that it needs Hungary on its side to keep money flowing to Ukraine
The first meeting of EU foreign ministers outisde the EU came as the United States and Slovakia dealt bitter blows to Kyiv’s ongoing support over the weekend
Fewer than half of EU citizens now totally agree with further financing of the Ukrainian war effort and receiving Ukrainian refugees into Europe
Conservative lawmakers sought to gain first-hand experience of the crisis unfolding on the Italian island
Elon Musk responds to a post from Viktor Orbán about the failure of the EU’s migration pact
Calls for a naval blockade are nothing more than rhetoric, but Italy is taking some steps to improve the immigration crisis
The predominant group is that of young males
Is Ukraine sneaking its grain past Romania’s embargo by first transiting its product through Moldova?
Slovakia says it will maintain its ban on Ukrainian grains
Ukraine is already planning to sue Hungary, Poland and Slovakia
Von der Leyen announced a 10-point action plan, but the EU has little credibility when it comes to immigration
“We are defending our peoples against the flood of migrants”
Ukrainian grain is known for its high levels of toxins and banned pesticides
Two-thirds of the most recent EU funding went to NGOs sponsored by George Soros’ Open Society Foundations
The outspoken Irish businessman had been delivering a petition to the European Commission when he was offered an early lunch
The Reconquest party leader believes the elections to be the first chance in a very long time for voters to “swing the majority of the European Parliament to the right”
One of the most pro-migrant NGOs proposes that it should receive the EU money slated for Frontex to “patrol” the Mediterranean
Trump’s vow to promote “true economic nationalism” by imposing universal trade tariffs has EU officials quaking in their boots
Claims so far this year are up 28 percent compared to the same period in 2022
Josep Borrell says war in Ukraine has sped up enlargement
Hungary is still waiting for its share of EU funding
The EU’s left-liberal establishment has been slammed by the biggest corruption scandal in EU history
Hungary’s OTP Bank must be taken off the Ukrainian sanctions list and minority rights for Hungarians in Ukraine must be restored
407 firefighters and 62 vehicles are involved in the operation
Thomas Fasbender says his book is not an apocalyptic warning, but a call for action
The trip could be seen as playing favorites and ignoring Athens’ stream of scandals
An exclusive interview with Miklós Szánthó, lawyer, political analyst, director general of Hungary’s Center for Fundamental Rights, and president of CPAC Hungary
It is time EU diplomats stepped up to the plate to prevent another migration crisis, writes Magyar Nemzet columnist László Szőcs
The West doesn’t seem too keen to enforce its $60 price cap on Russian crude
The committee cited Hungary’s “democratic deficit” as its primary reason for trying to block the presidency
The EU ban on Ukrainian grain currently expires on Sept. 15
Police from several European nations were involved in the police sting last month that brought an end to a lucrative smuggling business operating across the continent
The additional funding for Ukraine is a “bottomless pit,” the Austrian Freedom Party claims
This is a sharp turn in the bank’s euro accession policy
Hungary has found allies outside of Europe for its pro-peace position
The EU wants Ukraine to clean up its act
A quarter of EU citizens think immigration is more of a concern than the cost-of-living crisis or the Ukraine war
The Chinese move has completely paralyzed the EU leadership, writes Hungarian commentator Béla Ákos Révész
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg seemed to warm to the proposal, but not all EU leaders agree
George Eustice has been accused of betraying Brexit after calling for more EU workers in Britain at a time when the country is experiencing record-high levels of immigration
“We will not accept the mandatory quota nor will we accept the obligation to build migrant ghettos and camps,” Orbán insisted
Hungarians don’t want to send even more funds to Kyiv