The Green Revolution’s no joke, it will affect us all
When Brussels began its “Green Deal” crusade, it said it would be fair, but now it is just another top-down revolution being imposed on the population, writes Polish columnist Marek A. Cichocki
Biden’s visit to Poland: Unlike Berlin and Brussels, Washington will not interfere in Polish elections
The U.S. president’s visit to Warsaw highlighted the divergent attitudes of the United States and the European Union towards Poland, with the EU demanding servility and ideological conformity, while the U.S. prioritizes security and military cooperation, writes Polish columnist Jakub Maciejewski
‘There is no price for independence’ – Poland’s Kaczyński calls for coalition to stop EU superstate from erasing national sovereignty
The leader of Poland’s ruling conservatives stated that Poland cannot agree to the formation of a centralized European state under German leadership
Who really cares about European values?
According to Polish political scientist and philosopher Marek A. Cichocki, Ukraine’s fight against Russia will decide the future of European values
EU’s aid for Ukraine is effectively public aid for itself
Ursula von der Leyen’s visit to Kyiv produced a Kafkaesque moment in which she boasted of how the EU is bringing light to Ukraine by donating energy-saving LED bulbs, writes niezalezna.pl
columnist Tomasz Teluk
EU’s push for insects in food supply will harm traditional farming, warns Poland’s former agricultural minister
Introducing insects to European cuisine will in time reduce demand for traditional agricultural products and lead to increased profits for corporate food giants, warns Jan Ardanowski
Poll: Ukrainians support political-military alliance with Poland and UK
The survey also shows record-high support for Ukraine’s accession into NATO and the EU
EU refunded Poland only 1% of billions in arms supplies to Ukraine
Poland’s PM says that Poland expects the EU to compensate Poland financially for the arms it is sending to Ukraine
How the EU uses the Ukraine crisis to blackmail Poland
Supporters of the ruling conservative Law and Justice party (PiS) are finding it increasingly difficult to understand why Poland is willing to back down to Brussels, writes Polish commentator Jerzy Karwelis
2022 showed it is time to rearm Europe
2022 has radically changed the way Europe thinks about defense and led to a sea-change on how nations perceive Russia and China, writes political scientist Marek A. Cichocki
5 Polish regions to receive €3.85 billion in EU environmental funds
The investments under the Just Transition Fund (JTF) are aimed at supporting Poland’s climate transformation
EU investing €3.3 billion in microchip production, aims to control at least fifth of world market
“Chips are one of the most important rapidly developing technologies today, but the European Union currently does not have sufficient capacity to design and manufacture its own advanced chips,” said Czech Industry Minister Jozef Síkela
Czech commentator trashes Hungary for blocking higher corporate taxes, claims France is more aligned with Czech interests
“Hungary is blocking the agreement”
The EU is driving Polexit
Thanks to the work of Brussels and Berlin in alienating Poles from the EU, the topic of Polexit is no longer taboo, writes Rafał Woś for portal Interia.pl
Poland against mandatory EU-wide joint gas purchases but in favor of gas price cap
As the European Council meets in Brussels, Poland is keen on limiting the prices of gas but has doubts about the idea of making common purchasing of gas compulsory for all EU members
‘Eurocrats trying to create a transnational beast,’ says Polish PM Morawiecki
Brussels Eurocrats are attempting to create a “transnational beast” devoid of real and traditional values such as nations and Christianity, said Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki speaking at a convention of Spain’s VOX party
EU prepares for possible large-scale blackouts in winter
“The acts of sabotage against the Nord Stream gas pipelines have shown how vulnerable our energy infrastructure is,” states EU commission President Ursula von der Leyen
Poland has the lowest electricity prices in the EU
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has caused record-high energy prices across Europe, but Poland has managed to keep them lower than others
The EU establishment will react ‘brutally’ after Italian election out of fear of losing power, says Polish MEP
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
Poland’s president slams EU leaders for ‘haughtiness, arrogance and contempt’ over Italy’s election results
President Andrzej Duda has condemned the reactions of many mainstream European leaders to Georgia Meloni’s victory in the Italian general election
Germany, Spain and France push to abolish the veto for EU foreign policy, but Hungary, Austria, and Czechia are opposed
“We should take more decisions by qualified majority and limit the possibilities of using the right of veto,” German Minister Anna Lührmann told reporters
Poland may borrow money to replace lost EU funds
According to Deputy PM Piotr Gliński, Poland is considering the option of borrowing on the open market in order to finance projects it was intending to fund through its EU Recovery Funds
Inflation hits record in eurozone, surges to 9.1%
The European Central Bank is expected to raise the base rate by at least another half-percentage point at its September meeting
Russia is a clear foe, but the greater threat to Poland’s sovereignty comes from the West, warn senior Polish MEPs
Prof. Ryszard Legutko backs his ruling party colleague Prof. Zdzisław Krasnodębski’s controversial remarks in which he said that the EU currently presents a greater threat to Poland’s sovereignty than Russia
Europe’s hope lies in Italy and Giorgia Meloni
A right-wing victory in Italy could help end the madness in Europe, writes Ryszard Terlecki, deputy speaker of the Sejm, which is the lower house of the Polish parliament
Czechs can propose the withdrawal of Hungary’s voting rights, warns EU vice-president
According to Czech Minister for European Affairs Mikuláš Bek, Orbán’s recent speech in Tusványos will have “political consequences”
How Europe’s elites plan to force Poland to give up its currency
Donald Tusk, the leader of the main opposition party, Civic Platform (PO), has come back into Polish politics to bring down the present government and get Poland into the eurozone, writes ruling party MEP Zbigniew Kuźmiuk
Hungary: Second opposition party launches EU referendum
Far-right Jobbik wants to prevent the Hungarian parliament from deciding on Hungary’s EU membership
‘With a war going on at its border, the EU is engaged in attacks on its member countries,’ says former Polish Sejm speaker Marek Jurek
In an exclusive interview, Marek Jurek explains why Poland should have supported Ukraine in resisting the EU’s cynical wartime pressure for the ratification of the Council of Europe’s “Convention on preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence,” which promotes gender ideology and seeks to undermine the traditional family model
Poland should stop the EU from becoming a German Fourth Reich
Poland’s primary objective should be to weaken the position of Germany and the EU so that it can block their pro-Russian orientation, argues senior conservative politician Marian Piłka
EU prepares fresh €8 billion aid package to Ukraine
The new package will be part non-refundable aid and part loans
Orbán’s visit to Vienna: The key points
The Hungarian prime minister met with Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer to discuss bilateral relations
The suicidal stupidity of Europe is clear for all to see
The European Union’s sanctions against Russia are locked in a suicidal loop, Magyar Hírlap columnist Mariann Őry writes
Hungary vows to vote down Brussels’ demand to reduce gas consumption
EU proposals discussed on Tuesday could see countries forced to reduce their natural gas consumption by 15 percent, a move Hungary believes would harm competitiveness and infringe on sovereignty
Relations with Russia will be strained for at least 10 years, warns Czech foreign minister
“It is time to rethink our policy towards Russia. We have to build new measures against it to stop the war,” said Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský
EU farming ministers tackle Ukrainian agriculture, Hungarian drought
Ukraine can only resume agriculture if there is peace, Hungary’s agriculture minister told his peers in Brussels
The EU’s Polish betrayal is akin to that of the Munich Agreement for Czechoslovakia
The European Union’s blocking of funds for Poland is a stab in the back similar to that delivered to Czechoslovakia in Munich in 1938, writes Jacek Karnowski
A lesson from the Netherlands: Self-sufficiency not globalization should be Poland’s aim
Poland needs to be self-sufficient in terms of its military, energy and food so that it does not end up like the Netherlands, argues editor-in-chief of Sieci weekly Jacek Karnowski
Hungary welcomes European Parliament’s decision to allow nuclear and gas energy
The decision is a relief for Hungary, which relies heavily on nuclear and gas power plants
We need to talk about Germany
Germany’s policy on Russia has been destructive for Europe and disastrous for Ukraine, writes Polish philosopher and political scientist Marek A. Cichocki
Morality over pragmatism dominates Polish discussion on Ukraine war, says influential Polish journalist
As a result of the strong support for Ukraine’s moral case, we are forgetting about economic and military realities, argues Paweł Lisicki, the editor-in-chief of the Do Rzeczy newspaper
After top EU politician floats gas confiscation scheme, Hungary says it won’t give up its gas reserves
EU legislation firmly puts energy matters under national jurisdiction, which means any attempts to seize Hungary’s gas would be illegal, says one Hungarian minister
9 in 10 Hungarians favor EU membership, new polling reveals
Hungarians would support EU membership even if Prime Minister Viktor Orbán encouraged the country to vote to leave the bloc
EU is building a Europe without traditional values, claims Hungarian MEP
Tamás Deutsch claimed the European Union’s current trajectory had made the continent weaker and more vulnerable
EU proposes €9 billion, 25-year loan to Ukraine
Should Ukraine default, EU member states will have to repay the loan
Ukraine in the EU? The considerable risk is an empty promise
The eventual accession of Ukraine to the European Union would have significant consequences for the member states, including shifting the political focus closer to the east of the bloc. It will be a long and complicated process in many areas, writes Jana Juzová, a researcher at the Europeum Institute.
As Ukraine inches closer to EU candidate status, Georgia asks, ‘What about us?’
“If anyone is entitled to candidate status, it is first and foremost Georgia, then Ukraine and Moldova,” said Georgian PM Irakli Garibashvili
What will be the EU leaders’ message for Ukraine?
The rapid decline of interest in the war will sooner or later be reflected in the actions of European politicians, warns Jerzy Haszczyński in Rzeczpospolita daily

Brussels won’t stop increasing its demands toward Poland
Poland will be financially blackmailed unless it submits to the ideological domination of the EU, warns Marzena Nykiel
EU tells Hungary to stop charging foreigners more for fuel
The EU may threaten Hungary’s low gas prices
Poles do not want a federalized EU or abandonment of unanimity voting, polling shows
Poles reveal their opinion on the future trajectory of the European Union
New European alliance could give Poland an alternative to the European Union
A new project of a broader Europe associated with the EU but with a freer and wider market and mutual military assistance might be the solution for the current political crisis in the EU caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine, writes Tomasz Sakiewicz for portal niezależna.pl
Hungary won a battle, but the war is far from over
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has won the battle to defend Hungary’s energy supply, but defending national interests remains a constant fight, Magyar Hírlap columnist Mariann Őry writes
Hungary was right to demand oil embargo exemption, says Dutch PM
The Dutch prime minister admitted that Hungary, Slovakia and Czechia depend on Russian oil
Each time Chancellor Scholz calls the Kremlin, alarm bells should ring across Europe
If Europe is not united in containing Germany, the next catastrophe is just a matter of time, warns Marek Pyza for portal wPolityce.pl
Poland has largest gas storage reserves in Europe
Poland has the highest rate of gas storage in Europe, with 95 percent of its storage facilities full, representing 3.35 billion cubic meters in total
Europe is shooting itself in the foot with Russian energy boycott, says Hungarian security expert
Hungarian security policy expert György Nógrádi agrees with Kissinger, who says peace talks with Russia are a must
‘Those responsible for EU energy policy should be held accountable,’ says former US ambassador to Poland
According to Georgette Mosbacher, Poland was the country “that passed the test in the moment of truth,” which she adds is something that “cannot be said about everyone”
Dutch PM sees hope for Hungary agreeing to Russian oil embargo
Hungary has so far opposed any ban on Russian energy imports that would disproportionately affect Hungarian consumers without adequate compensation
PM Orbán urges EU to postpone decision on energy sanctions against Russia
A top-level discussion of the sanctions package would be ‘counter-productive,’ according to Hungary’s prime minister

Hungary crowned the marriage capital of Europe
Budapest’s strong family policies are linked to rising marriage rates, which has led to 200,000 more children over the last 10 years
‘Dialogue of the deaf’ – Hungary’s justice minister slams EU’s attempt to punish her country with Article 7 mechanism
The Hungarian government’s massive victory in the April elections underlines where the Hungarian people stand in relation to rule-of-law sanctions pursued by an aggressive EU left, said Judit Varga at a meeting of ministers in Brussels
‘This is a nightmare scenario’ – Senior Polish MEP slams EU agenda to remove national veto powers
The EU is systematically violating its treaties and attempting to remove political power from selected member states, warns a senior Polish MEP from the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party

The Germans throw a wrench into Poland’s military altruism
Poland might not receive free high-tech German tanks in exchange for sending Ukraine their Soviet-era military equipment after all
The EU supports the ‘homogenization’ of Europe’s peoples, says Hungarian justice minister
The erasure of borders, as promoted by the EU, is leading to the homogenization of Europe’s peoples, warned Hungary’s justice minister

US pushes EU to bypass nations blocking ban on Russian oil
Tariffs are intended to help reinforce a Russian energy embargo, but they will also increase the reliance of smaller European nations on U.S. energy supplies

EU states fail to agree on Russian sanctions as Hungary dissents despite proposed exemption
Countries did however agree on additional defense funding for Ukraine

New Hungarian president’s inauguration speech dispels the left’s ‘Putin puppet’ myth
President Katalin Novák sends a message to Warsaw days before her visit
Hungary will fight EU’s efforts to abolish veto right, justice minister warns
The EU is looking to centralize power in Brussels and remove the veto power of member states, but many EU nations are fighting back against this effort
Hungary needs economic guarantees to support Russian energy ban
An immediate oil embargo would leave Hungary without fuel, Hungary’s foreign minister said
Removing unanimity rule would be a ‘big mistake’ and is the next step towards a federal Europe, warns Polish MEP
According to MEP Zbigniew Kuźmiuk, dropping the right of veto is a cynical game of dominant countries in the EU such as Germany and France
EU lifts mandatory face masks on planes and airports
The mask requirement affected passengers across Europe for more than two years
Hungary warns of economic disaster over Russian energy embargo, wants pipeline oil exemption
A Russian oil embargo would send prices rising 55 to 60 percent for different fuels in Hungary, experts warn

The UK government shocks observers with a host of new genuinely conservative bills
Boris Johnson appears to budge to voter pressure over his past liberal stances on immigration and freedom of speech
‘Berlin wants to rule Europe’ – Push to change EU treaties slammed by Polish conservatives
13 nations have come out against a proposed EU treaty change, which is being viewed as a serious power grab backed by the left-wing governments of France and Germany

The majority of Hungarians reject a one-sided interpretation of Ukraine conflict
Recent polls suggest that European citizens’ views on the war are not what media headlines might suggest, with a majority opposed to arming Ukraine and a near majority against more sanctions on Russia
Despite visit from von der Leyen, PM Orbán refuses to back Russia sanctions
The proposed Russian energy sanctions are tantamount to “dropping a nuclear bomb on the Hungarian economy,” the Hungarian government told the head of the EU commission

Biden finally visits Ukraine, except not the one Kyiv was expecting
Hungarians continue to help Ukrainian refugees despite the world largely ignoring their efforts
Hungary will not approve sixth sanctions package against Russia, asserts FM Szijjártó
Without Russian energy, Hungary’s economy would likely collapse

Germany’s tragicomic energy policy: Vital natural gas project could be blocked to protect porpoises
The latest dispute suggests that finding a solution to replace Russian gas will not be as simple as German newspaper headlines suggest

Czechia fears a Russian oil embargo
Czechia puts the brakes on the EU’s latest sanction package to protect its own economy
Ukraine in the EU would fulfill Polish dream
Accession of Ukraine into the EU would mark the fulfillment of Poland’s long-term geopolitical goal of creating a Central and Eastern European counterweight to Germany and Russia, writes Mateusz Kosiński
PM Orbán: Banning Russian energy would be ‘historic failure’
Sanctions would also undermine European unity and plunge the continent into economic crisis, writes Viktor Orbán in a letter published in the Financial Times
Poland second only to US on aid for Ukraine
According to data produced by the German Institute of World Economy, Poland comes second only to the United States among Western countries in terms of aid for Ukraine
Hungary will veto EU’s energy sanctions against Russia
Hungary’s position against cutting Russian oil is not a question of political will, but one of physical and geographical reality, says Hungary’s foreign minister
Betrayal and patriotism define the battle between the EU and Poland
When the war broke out in Ukraine and Poland’s opposition attacked its own government in Brussels, Polish political commentator Wojciech Biedroń asks under which flag does the Polish society stand firmly today?

‘You dream of bloodstained Russian rubles’ – Polish MEP slams EU parliament sanctions push amid Ukraine war
Polish MEPs slammed the ruling liberal majority in the European Parliament for debating allegations about Poland violating the rule of law even as Poland struggles with a Ukrainian refugee crisis
‘Equal to the shutdown of the Hungarian economy’ – Hungary warns EU against potential Russian energy embargo
Hungary imports 65 percent of its crude needs and 85 percent of natural gas from Russia
Some EU countries cannot afford an embargo on Russian oil, Germany says
The EU must respect these countries’ difficult position, Germany’s economic minister says

Czech PM drives a wedge between Hungary and Poland
While lapping up praise and recognition for presenting an iron fist towards Russia in the East, Poland is dropping its guard against interference from the West, writes Daniel Deme
‘Poland and Europe are now passing the real test of maturity,’ says PM Morawiecki on the anniversary of Poland’s EU membership
Poland and nine other European countries, including Hungary, Czech Republic and the Baltic states, joined the EU on May 1, 2004
EU chief slams Russia’s gas ‘blackmail,’ insists bloc is ready to respond
“Our response will be immediate, united, and coordinated. We will ensure that Gazprom’s decision has the least possible impact on EU consumers,” Ursula von der Leyen said

Douglas Murray: Victimhood is wielded as a weapon to seize power
The war on White people has become an acceptable part of European and American mainstream culture
Polish MEP lashes out at pro-Russian Germany and France, accuses Brussels of failing to support Poland’s humanitarian efforts
Law and Justice (PiS) MEP Jacek Saryusz-Wolski claims the lack of funds available for Poland from the European Commission for helping Ukrainian refugees is the latest attack on the country

Is the US State Department working to discredit Orbán’s election victory in Hungary?
The Freedom House think tank, funded by billionaire oligarch George Soros and the U.S. State Department, is clearly furious about Viktor Orbán’s landslide democratic victory
EU has paid Russia €1 billion a day for energy since the war began
Only a full energy embargo could hit Russia hard enough for it to reconsider its war
Are Ukrainians and Poles closer than ever?
The past few weeks have brought Ukrainians and Poles closer together than they have ever been and have led to speculation as to where the limits of this new found union may lie, writes Jakub Maciejewski in portal wPolityce.pl

Britain will send Channel migrants to Rwanda
The measure is a plaster on a sinking ship, wrapped in a rhetoric of humanity
EU approves additional €3.5 billion funding for member states receiving Ukrainian refugees
The measure will give member states faster access to funding for infrastructure, housing, equipment and employment, education, social inclusion, health and childcare services