Some of the parties represented in Parliament have already announced who will be their leader for the upcoming European elections.
People in Western Europe are realizing that the political elite underestimates and disregards them, Hungarian Speaker of the House László Kövér said in an interview with Magyar Katolikus Rádió.
Central and Eastern Europe has for many centuries been defined by the struggle between outside influences and national sovereignty, Mandiner columnist Áron Czopf writes.
The time of reckoning is fast approaching, Magyar Idők columnist László Szőcs writes, referencing the title of a German cult movie.
French President Emmanuel Macron is attempting to make something out of nothing, Magyar Idők columnist Levente Sitkei writes.
The Polish president is in a tough political situation, writes Zuzanna Dąbrowska for Rzeczpospolita. If he does not sign Law and Justice’s (PiS) reform changing the electoral law in European Parliament elections, he risks losing the party’s support in the next presidential election
