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People pass by the logo of the Polish Presidency, at the Polish National Opera in Warsaw on 3 January 2025, before a gala to mark the official opening of the Polish presidency of the Council of the European Union

What the Polish EU Presidency Can Bring to European Energy Policy

Poland aims to prepare Council conclusions on a European energy security strategy in the next six months, with the main objective of its programme being to fully divest from fossil fuels from Russia….

Brussels Hates Democracy and They Don’t Even Hide It Anymore

‘When Brussels’ antagonism was previously limited to Hungary and Poland, it was easier to frame Budapest and Warsaw as isolated cases. However, this narrative is rapidly collapsing. It won’t be long before Brussels finds itself in opposition to the majority…
Prime Minister Donald Tusk and President Andrzej Duda with US President Joe Biden in Washington, D.C. on 12 March 2024

Warsaw’s Frontal Attack on Hungarian Ambassador Unprecedented in Bilateral Relations

Since Hungary granted political asylum to the persecuted former Polish Deputy Justice Minister Marcin Romanowski, Donald Tusk’s government has launched a retaliatory campaign against Hungary’s ambassador to Warsaw, István Ijjártó. According to Polish media reports, this campaign could culminate in…
Political Director for the Prime Minister of Hungary Balázs Orbán

Balázs Orbán to Polish Media: ‘We remain confident that our countries can return to the path of mutual respect’

Poland took over the presidency of the EU from Hungary on 1 January. The ceremony launching the presidency, however, was conducted without the Hungarian ambassador to Poland, as the Polish Foreign Ministry declared he would not be welcome at the…

Former Polish Justice Minister: Hungary Will Be ‘Next Target’ if Tusk Succeeds in Poland

Former Polish Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro gave an interview to the Hungarian outlet Mandiner, in which he discussed, among other topics, the political asylum granted by Hungary to his former deputy, Marcin Romanowski, the deterioration of the rule of law…

From Germany to Canada — Elections to Watch in 2025

While 2025 may not rival the election super year of 2024, it still promises a series of pivotal elections for political enthusiasts. In this article we present a non-exhaustive list of key elections to watch, spanning countries from Germany to…

Poland Excludes Hungary from EU Presidency Opening Ceremony

Poland has taken over the EU presidency from Hungary, but representatives of the Hungarian government were deemed ‘not welcome’ at the ceremony marking the start of the Polish presidency last Friday in Warsaw….
János Bóka, Minister for EU Affairs, Hungary

‘Hungary will use all means to obtain the remaining EU funds,’ Minister Bóka Vows

According to media reports, Hungary permanently lost access to €1 billion in EU funds at the end of last year. However, Minister of EU Affairs János Bóka of Hungary vowed that ‘as long as Hungary has a national and sovereign…
Portrait of Thomas Cranmer by Gerlach Flicke (detail, 1545)

The Anglosphere and Central Europe: A Personal View

‘The failed revolutionary upheavals in 1848 would see thousands of Central Europeans go into exile in Britain. One of the most famous of these was Hungarian national hero Lajos Kossuth, who travelled extensively in the United States before moving to…

UPDATED: Hungary Grants Political Asylum to Former Polish Deputy Minister Fleeing Donald Tusk’s Lawfare

Former Polish Deputy Justice Minister Marcin Romanowski has been granted political asylum in Hungary. Romanowski is currently the subject of a European arrest warrant for alleged misappropriation of funds. Chief of the Prime Minister’s Office Gergely Gulyás stated that there…

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