This is not the first time that Polish conservatives have had problems with their social media accounts
This autumn’s parliamentary elections will for some be a fight for power and for others a matter of survival, writes Polish journalist Witold Gadowski
Most Poles believe the economy and inflation will be the main campaign topic in the election year
Hungarian police are investigating allegations that the U.S. NGO interfered in Hungary’s elections
Prof. Ryszard Legutko, a senior MEP for the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party, says that any new right-wing government shores up the already existing ones but also exposes them to attacks from the left
President Andrzej Duda has condemned the reactions of many mainstream European leaders to Georgia Meloni’s victory in the Italian general election
Conservative politicians and commentators in Poland say the results of the Italian general election are a serious blow to the European establishment
An overwhelming share of France’s Muslim population voted for Macron
Election Embezzlement Emmanuel Macron European Commission Fraud Hungary Interference Marine Le Pen OLAF Viktor Orbán European Union France News OLAF’s credibility and authority is called into question after yet another partisan, political intervention
Votes on presidential candidates indicate that the French are discontent with how politicians have handled the country’s key challenges, Magyar Hírlap columnist Mariann Őry writes
Analysts say Le Pen may have momentum in her favor
The leader of the European People’s Party, Donald Tusk, campaigned for the opposition in Hungary just as he previously did in Poland, both with the same results: defeat
“The train that departed from Budapest offers a good forecast for the Polish elections in 2023,” Jacek Karnowski writes from Budapest
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has declared victory, as his conservative Fidesz party looks to retain its supermajority
Hungary’s Christian KDNP party is accusing the left of using an illegal offshore database to contact voters against their will
The last days of the campaign have been dominated by the war in Ukraine
Orbán’s anti-war stance is a winning campaign approach in the lead up to election day, according to polling
Orbán has told the electorate that they face a choice between “a pro-peace right and a pro-war left”
The most likely scenario is a second run-off between the incumbent Macron and Marine Le Pen
Le Pen and Zemmour have overcome the highly undemocratic French endorsement process and are now permitted to take part in the French presidential election
The difference in government support between urban and rural areas remains significant
67 percent of the Hungarian electorate consider Viktor Orbán to be a good leader
A continuation of Macron’s presidency would see France lose its global influence, claims conservative MEP Brice Hortefeux
Odds for a Viktor Orbán election victory are looking good, according to popular betting platform Unibet
The Child protection referendum will be held alongside the Hungarian general election
The new party’s slogan from the immigration hardliner is a quote from Napoleon that nothing is impossible
The new government could take over as early as mid-December
In a debate of five presidential candidate hopefuls, MP Éric Ciotti said the Great Replacement must be named by its name and not avoided due to political correctness
The new government says it wants to lead the country out of the health, economic, and value crisis
Despite fears of a constitutional crisis, it is increasingly likely that Czechia will seen a smooth transfer of power
The reason for the hospitalization is the complications related to his chronic illness
Forces that listen more to their citizens will now come to power in Czechia, says professor and director of the Wacław Felczak Polish-Hungarian Cooperation Institute, Maciej Szymanowski
The poor showing of Germany’s Christian Democratic Party at Sunday’s elections may herald the dawn of the classic people’s parties, Magyar Hírlap columnist Mariann Őry writes
Poland’s former foreign minister believes that outgoing German chancellor Angela Merkel was always actively working against Polish interests
Germany will not carry out its foreign policy regarding Poland as aggressively after the Bundestag elections because there will no longer be such a dominant party in Germany, believes Editor-in-Chief of Gazeta Polska Tomasz Sakiewicz
The lack of true — or even viable — alternatives during the German elections herald the end of a nation, economist László Bogár writes in a column in daily Magyar Hírlap.
The agenda of the front-runner in Germany’s upcoming election indicates that he may stage a comeback for communism, Magyar Hírlap columnist Péter G. Fehér writes
The tone of the campaign was a stark choice: socialism or freedom
Foreign Ministry called for the release of detainees
Polish politics has changed thanks to the current government’s determination to ‘listen to Poles’ and the confidence of Polish leaders to project Poland as an example to follow, writes Maciej Pawlicki in “Sieci” weekly.
