‘No surprises’ – Top EU court expected to rule against Hungary and Poland tomorrow
All signs point to a politically motivated rush job by the European Court of Justice, Magyar Hírlap columnist Mariann Őry writes

EU court’s power grab is subverting democracy and national sovereignty, according to legal expert
LGBTQ activists can now bypass national legislation through the precedent set by the EU court
German left-liberal newspaper: EU is ‘bursting with arrogance’ in its dealings with Hungary and Poland
Germany’s conformist left-liberal media landscape is generally supportive of any punitive action taken against Hungary and Poland, but a number of Der Freitag’s articles have harshly criticized the EU’s approach to both countries
Top EU court imposes same-sex ‘marriage’ and dual ‘motherhood’ or ‘fatherhood’ on all member states
The unelected European Court of Justice has been willfully ignoring both the letter and the spirit of the European Treaties to pursue a radically progressive agenda lacking in democratic consent
Revealed: Corruption links among top EU officials within the Brussels deep state
The EU’s corruption watchdog has a serious problem with corruption, raising questions about the rule of law in Brussels
PM Orbán: National and cultural identity is a human right
The Hungarian prime minister reaffirms that international court rulings cannot violate people’s right to their identity

Blow to Hungary and Poland after top EU lawyer backs rule-of-law sanctions
The European Court of Justice signals its willingness to give the green light to the European Superstate
‘Fortress Hungary’ still stands, Hungary’s justice minister tells German paper
The European Court of Justice and the Commission want to force Hungary to take in migrants
After EU court rejects ‘Stop Soros’ law, what comes next?
The European Court of Justice ruling might actually play into the hands of the Hungarian government
Top EU court raises Soros-backed NGOs above the law with latest ruling against Hungary
The EU court penalized Hungary for its anti-immigration stance
EU judge who ruled against Polish coal mine ‘has a monopoly on harassing Poland,’ says Polish MEP
It is not impossible that in the conflict over the Turów coal mine, Czechia is executing the will of Germany or that the conflict is part of an internal Czech political game, says PiS MEP Jacek Saryusz-Wolski
Romania becomes latest country to rebel against the EU’s top court
The Romanian Constitutional Tribunal ruled that the top EU court is operating outside of the EU’s competencies when it decreed that Romanian courts should put EU law above their country’s constitution
European Commission sues Czechia and Poland over foreigners’ voting rights
Czech company sues the European Commission over blocked subsidies
The company was not given a chance to defend itself
Czechia to sue Poland over Turów mine
The Czech Republic is seeking a halt to mining
Hungary reportedly defying EU court ruling, continues to deport migrants to Serbia
Hungary defies the European Court of Justice ruling

EU sues Austria over child benefits for foreign workers
European Commission sues Austria over benefit measure for workers from abroad

Top Czech politicians call ECJ ruling on migrant quotas irrelevant, unimportant
The verdict cannot change anything since the quota system ended
Tesco challenges Hungary’s previous extra taxes, demands reimbursement
British retailer wants back part of the 85.9 billion forints in extra taxes it paid