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Jobbik in EU Mission accomplished – Europe to restore freedom of movement – The Weekly 57

2021-06-14 10:16

The Covid-19 pandemic has posed perhaps unprecedented challenges for the European Union.

Jobbik in EU Prosecution service European style – The Weekly 56

2021-06-07 09:23

We witnessed a long-awaited event on 1st June: the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) finally began its operation to protect EU monies.

Jobbik in EU The Belarus dilemma – The Weekly 55

2021-05-31 08:48

Belarus’ highjacking and force-landing Ryanair’s Athens-Vilnius flight, which allowed Lukashenko’s authorities to arrest opposition activist Raman Pratasevich, has put the European Union in a position

Jobbik in EU The price of dwelling on the past – Thoughts after Brexit - the Weekly 54

2021-05-25 10:05

Although it’s not part of our daily discourse, it’s important to note that European nations came to the EU with quite diverse legacies and historical backgrounds.

Jobbik in EU Orbán wants no peace and refuses to condemn violence

2021-05-19 17:56

Orbán wants no peace and refuses to condemn violence – While the whole world worries as Israeli-Palestinian tensions have been reignited over the past months and the European Union was going to issue

Jobbik in EU Is China using Orbán to sabotage Europe? – The Weekly 53

2021-05-17 09:31

Hungary-China relations have traditionally been good for decades, and it is a well-known fact that Hungary has long been considered as a key partner for China in Central Europe.

Jobbik in Hungary Opposition party presidents agree on key issues of primaries

2021-05-13 16:03

The presidents and co-presidents of the six opposition parties had another meeting on Tuesday.

Jobbik in EU Europe: unity and solidarity or downfall – The Weekly 52

2021-05-10 09:00

As 9 May approaches, the anniversary of Robert Schuman’s Declaration always reminds us to reflect on such questions as where the European integration started out from and how far it got over the past