Europe’s gravediggers – Illiberal network from Budapest to Skopje – The Weekly 49
Nowadays we rarely reflect on what an enormous challenge the European Union took on with the eastern enlargement project in the 2000s.
In the EP
The rule of law is not a bargaining chip – The Weekly 46
The European Union is often and rightfully criticized for being unable to get close to its citizens. Furthermore, the values that our community identifies with often seem rather abstract.
The European People’s Party got rid of Europe’s spies!
Orbán left Europe’s largest party family today, but make no mistake, his ultimate goal is to leave not just the EPP but the European Union, too.
Vaccine politics: another missed chance or a step in the right direction? – The Weekly 40
Throughout its history, the European Union has often been criticized for being too slow to act united despite all the nice talk, and for being even slower to take real action in situations where a uni
The world expects normalcy – The Weekly 37
Almost exactly a hundred years ago, then presidential candidate Warren G.
From a democracy to an authoritarian regime – Orbán’s dirty tricks – The Weekly 32
My two previous posts described the political and economic aspects of how Viktor Orbán and his Fidesz party “drifted out of Europe”, dragging Hungary to a political no-man’s land and an economic uncer
Hungary’s sealed borders – The Weekly 20
The Hungarian government’s announcement to seal the country’s borders as of 1 September on account of the coronavirus pandemic is deeply concerning for several reasons.
Resolving the Kissinger-issue
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Viktor Orbán did not have the courage to participate in the European Parliament’s debate
Gyöngyösi: It’s a shame he didn’t dare to come, I would have loved to confront him with his actions!
Institutional Reforms for Credibility and Efficiency
Márton Gyöngyösi's weekly