The Hungarian PM says he will ask for Czech help with guarding the Schengen border when the number of migrants rises significantly
The Czech Republic is facing a crisis of independence and a progressive transformation on topics like gender that no political party is truly addressing, according to the country’s former president
Protest bans, property seizures, and a move away from market-based free enterprise will characterize a new left-wing German government, according to German historian Reiner Zitelmann
SPD records the best result in pre-election polls in four years, raising the prospect of a center-left government
Survey results reflect an increase in illegal migration
Party leader Mikail Yüksel founded it in 2019
The Spolu coalition would place second
The middle-class would be affected by the taxes the most
The president has 30 days to set a date
Pellegrini would receive 18.8 percent of the vote, with him edging ahead of the current prime minister for the first time in polling
Far-right Homeland Movement posts major gains
Four Slovak parties will constitute the new populist right-leaning government.
The victory of the Ordinary People party and its leader Igor Matovic will preserve V4 unity
Andrej Babiš Czech Republic Igor Matovič Jan Hamáček Miloš Zeman Parliamentary Election Robert Fico Slovakia News OĽaNO won with 25.02 percent of the vote.
Council president urges opposition to continue unified front
The election shows that the number of PiS voters has increased significantly, which is a huge success, says Paweł Lisicki, editor in chief of DoRzeczy weekly.
The Polish parliamentary election was a celebration of democracy across the country, declared President Andrzej Duda.
Official results: Law and Justice wins absolute majority.
Although the PiS victory in the local elections was a huge success, the party will struggle to win again in four years time, unless they truly reform the country, writes Jacek Karnowski.
43.6 percent of voters voted for Jarosław Kaczyński’s party, according to an exit poll by IPSOS. If final results reflect exit poll numbers, Law and Justice will rule independently for the next four years.
Law and Justice (PiS) must maintain its independent majority in parliament, so that Poland will not lose the progress it has made in the last four years, writes Tomasz Sakiewicz.
