The secret of the success of the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party in Poland is that it has delivered a better life for millions of ordinary Poles rather than concentrating on making the well-off even richer, argues Goran Andrijanić
Remix News met Antonio O’Mullony, the managing editor of La Gaceta de la Iberosfera, a leading right-wing news website in Spain, at the MCC Feszt in Esztergom last week and asked him to explain VOX’s surprisingly poor results in the July 23 parliamentary election
Confederation voters don’t expect their party to offer a coherent program but express their dissatisfaction with the two major parties, argues Michał Szułdrzyński for daily Rzeczpospolita
Donald Tusk’s criticism of the ruling party on migration policy may be hypocritical and reminiscent of the behavior of a dodgy car salesman, but he is believed by many voters and his tactics could prove successful, writes Marek Pyza
Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki unveiled the government’s plan to combine parliamentary elections and a referendum on immigrants
Spain’s center-right is putting an end to the “cordon sanitaire” policy against those who the left and mainstream media keep calling “the far right”
Poland’s ruling PiS party needs a rethink on its political messaging, writes elections analyst Marcin Palade
Spain, which has had Europe’s most radical leftist coalition government in recent years, is now the next European country shifting to the right
The recent coalition announced between two Polish opposition parties is expected to cause a stir ahead of the parliamentary elections to be held in the fall
Yet another European country leans right in parliamentary elections as Finland rejects the left-wing agenda
According to one poll, the right-wing Confederation received 27% support from the 18-39 age group, second only to a joint opposition slate
Poland’s right-wing Confederation is rising in the polls and is increasingly likely to be in a position to decide whether the ruling conservatives or liberal opposition governs the country
Tusk was asked about a recently produced pro-life documentary making waves in Poland during a public meeting in Pszczyna
What started as a grassroots farmers’ protest against damaging environmental rules could bring the Dutch government to its knees
The leader of Poland’s ruling conservatives stated that Poland cannot agree to the formation of a centralized European state under German leadership
FPÖ’s campaign focused on closing Austria’s borders and ending sanctions on Russia
In order to increase participation and transparency, the proposed bill increases the number of polling stations and changes the way votes are counted
The PiS leader wants all vote counts to be filmed and available via live internet feed
Sunday’s clear-cut victory of the right-wing alliance in the Italian parliamentary elections, and in particular of Giorgia Meloni’s Brothers of Italy (FdI) party, has sparked a meltdown in the European mainstream media
Conservatives saw gains during state elections in Austria
Exit polls point to a historic victory for Italian conservatives
There are also rumors that the ruling party is planning to change the electoral system for the parliamentary elections
Early results give the right-wing block a one-seat majority
The party most aligned with conservative-national values in Czechia may secure a big victory in elections this fall
Across the West, the left is pushing for voting rights for non-citizens to secure permanent majorities
With 900 migrants disembarked in 24 hours and more than 1,000 others waiting on NGO ships, Italians must feel like they have returned to the worst moments of 2015-17 when the governing left seemed totally powerless in the face of mass immigration from Africa
After Marine Le Pen put her ambitions before her country, France is now moving towards a future dominated by the left, writes Olivier Bault
Not even half of France’s eligible voters bothered to turn out to vote
Even worse than the SPD are the economic liberals of the FDP, who barely earned 5 percent
Mélenchon’s political movement seeks to attain power through France’s changing demographics, said French philosopher Alain Finkielkraut
What Hungary’s left-wing opposition coalition had to endure in the Hungarian parliamentary elections was nothing compared to the way Marine Le Pen and her National Rally were treated in the French presidential election, writes Olivier Bault for Remix News
There was a time when the political leadership of Czechia and Slovakia may have welcomed a Le Pen victory
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Le Pen has been consistently catching up with Macron throughout the election campaign
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Czechia’s president congratulates his ‘friend Orbán,’ but other Czech politicians offer lukewarm reaction to Hungary’s election result
The findings of the Ordo Iuris observers match that of other groups
Hungary has a very transparent, neutral, and transparent electoral system, states Jorge Buxadé, a member of the presidency of the ECR group in the European Parliament
His Progressive Party continues the dominance it has enjoyed in Serbian politics since 2014
The mission is to restore public trust in the electoral processes and international observers after concerns over the integrity and objectiveness of the OSCE
If the left-wing opposition fails to win Hungary’s upcoming election, they are preparing to at least sow doubt about the results
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This result is historic, hailed the leader of the populist Vox party, Santiago Abascal
Guy Verhofstadt insisted EU observation of Hungary’s election was “absolutely necessary” over concerns that “Orbán will play it dirty”
Less than three months before the elections, the six-party coalition against Viktor Orbán is falling apart, William Nattrass writes in a column in The Spectator
The opposition parties are in disarray less than three months before the general elections
Brussels will use Covid-19 recovery funds to exert political pressure in the upcoming Hungarian elections
While flagging in the polls, the far-left to far-right Hungarian opposition rests its hopes in conspiracy theories
Excessive urbanization and endless building is not the answer. Instead, France should reduce immigration to zero, says French presidential candidate Éric Zemmour.
France no longer needs reform, it needs saving, Zemmour said in a speech announcing his candidacy for president
The Czech nation had always united when it sensed a threat to the future and the children, said PM Babiš
Gay marriage, adoption of the euro currency, and how ministries will be divided all remain contentious issues between the parties seeking to form a coalition government in Czechia
Prominent mayor warns against “Muslim bloc”
Parties negotiating a new government want to sign the coalition agreement by November 8
The Social Democrats have intensified preliminary talks with their likely future coalition partners, the Greens and the Liberal Free Democrats
We cannot afford to paralyze constitutional institutions, argue some senators
Former President Václav Klaus is pleased with the failure of the Pirates in the elections to the Chamber of Deputies
The two opposition coalitions signed a memorandum, declaring to work on creating government together
Despite the release of the Pandora Papers, Babiš is still set to win, and here is why
This was the German chancellor’s last speech about German reunification after 16 years in power
Social Democratic candidate for Chancellor Olaf Scholz also wants to form a government with Greens and FDP
Supporters of the conservative CDU/CSU union will miss Merkel the most, while supporters of AfD will miss her the least
“The European Union will sooner or later fall apart,” said SPD leader Tomio Okamura during the debate
In the past, however, Bartoš made it known that he had no problem with what he calls “Muslim Europe”
Hungarian society is heading into next year’s elections with a hopelessly divided society and as history tells us, there could be more on the line than many would like to believe, economist László Bogár writes in a column in daily Magyar Hírlap
The leader of the German Social Democrats wants to take on Merkel’s familiar persona as he inches closer to taking power
The most popular political party in the search is the Pirate Party
The SPD party, led by popular Finance Minister Olaf Scholz, pushed the conservative CDU/CSU union of Chancellor Angela Merkel to second place
Preference for the CDU/CSU party has been declining recently
As Hungary readies for crucial elections in 2022, the risk of information warfare cannot be ruled out, says MP
The Green party wants a dictatorship of ideas
Green politician elected chancellor candidate
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There may be terrorists among migrants
Scholz pledges to build a “society of respect” in Germany
Green party chancellor candidate is praised by the liberal press
The threshold for coalitions will change
Hungarian minority slated for three ministries, one deputy PM
The clock is ticking for Vladimir Putin and Aleksandr Lukashenko, writes political scientist R. Zaleski on his blog at salon24.pl
Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán, a close ally and good friend of Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, was among the first to congratulate him on Sunday evening
After 20 years as a chairman, Fico is to be number two.
A post-election hangover for PiS.
Who will Slovaks decide on to lead their country?
The impact on Slovak politics remains unclear.
“If we mobilize ourselves on the highest level, we have no doubts that we will win these elections,” declared PiS leader Jarosław Kaczyński. The statesman also emphasized the need of the government to protect its citizens, as well as their freedom.
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Hungarian opposition parties promise a joint list for the upcoming European elections. The ruling conservative Fidesz says it will be a “Soros-approved”list.
Prime Minister Andrej Babiš denies that his alleged conflict of interest would harm the Czech Republic in any possible way.
The ruling party leader reminded his MPs and the public that the current opposition’s term in office was littered with scandals and abuses of power, writes Marcin Wikło.
1,001 CDU delegates are set to elect their new chairman and they will choose from three quite different candidates. The vote is of the utmost importance as it could shape German politics more than the Bundestag elections.
Poland’s renovation is complete, and it is now time for stability, said Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki during the “Work for Poland” conference. He summarized Law and Justice’s (PiS) successes and outlined the party’s aims for the coming years.
In the face of the KNF corruption scandal and municipal elections outcome, Law and Justice (PiS) has a tough year ahead of them. Zuzanna Dąbrowska of “Rzeczpospolita” analyses the question of whether PiS might combine the upcoming European Parliament (EP) elections with the parliamentary elections in 2019.
A round-up of Hungarian online media reports on the Polish municipal elections
Although it is very difficult to estimate the development of the Czech political scene on the basis of the results of the municipal and senate elections, it is clear that the most important information from the end of the duel is the return of the Civic Democratic Party (ODS).
