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Saturday, May 2, 2026

The EU’s rule-of-law trap (video)

This video interview is an enhanced version, with improved easy-to-read English subtitles, of a video interview in Polish that was

A comparison of the levels of crime, homicide, and rape in Poland and Western European countries Daniel Foubert The

The European Commission has decided to unlock Poland’s National Reconstruction Plan funds. While this is a triumph for the new

The green transition and decarbonization are being used to deconstruct the economy, cut back production, make EU member states increasingly

History likes to repeat itself, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in a recent speech, but luckily, whereas

The centralization of the EU is speeding up. Any government that wants to consent to changes to the Union

The surge in murders perpetrated by illegal immigrants has caused political leaders in the European Union’s west and north

Even the constitutional treaty rejected in two referendums, in the Netherlands and France, was finally forced through in truncated

Adopting the EU treaty changes that are being pushed through by France and Germany as well as the European Parliament

What is Central Europe? Why this sense of superiority in Western Europe when looking at this region of the Old

Donald Tusk has overtly claimed in recent months that in case of electoral victory on October 15, as prime minister