Ryszard Legutko: They’re coming for us like a bulldozer

Ryszard Legutko: They’re coming for us like a bulldozer

Partenaire February 12, 2022

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 11 February 2022. "Brussels aims to incapacitate the Hungarian and Polish governments." Ryszard Legutko, Co-chairman of the European Conservatives and Reformists (ECR) EP party family, is skeptical of next week’s ruling from the…

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Germany/Poland: Warsaw revives the issue of minorities

The Editorial Board February 11, 2022

Germany/Poland – Usually this is is a little known issue outside of Poland. Poland demands recognition by Germany of its Polish minority, a demand essentially supported at the political level by the PiS and the national-conservatives of Konfederacja. While Berlin turns a…

Magyar Nemzet

“Contrary to the left, Brussels’ approval is not our priority”

Partenaire February 11, 2022

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 10 February 2022. “Expectations for impartiality have been entirely lost in the Brussels decision-making processes – especially in the European Parliament, but the European Commission as well,” said Balázs Hidvéghi in his…

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Miloš Zeman says: The Russians won’t attack

The Editorial Board February 10, 2022

Czech Republic/Ukraine – Interviewed by CNN Prima News this Sunday, 6 February , Czech President Miloš Zeman brought up the current Russian-Ukrainian crisis, which he considers to be a "war of words", thus taking a completely opposite position to that of the…

Politics

The United States and the Polish foreign policy dilemma

David Engels February 10, 2022

Poland/USA – It is always surprising to note that Polish conservatives' views on the United States are completely different from those of the French or Germans, even and especially in the context of the current Russian-Ukrainian crisis. This may be a truism,…

Interviews

Jan Pospieszalski: “PiS’ behaviour in the face of the pandemic weakens the government’s electoral base”

Olivier Bault February 9, 2022

Poland – Interview with Polish conservative journalist Jan Pospieszalski: “There is a healthy minority in the Polish parliament that has been able to effectively block segregationist laws while mocking them and showing the absurdity of the proposed solutions.” Jan Pospieszalski is a…

Magyar Nemzet

Another revealing Skype interview: If Orbán were voted out, there would be a massive breath of relief in Brussels

Partenaire February 9, 2022

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 7 February 2022. If the government of a Member State does what Brussels wants, no investigation will be launched against the given country even if there is a lot of corruption and EU…

Magyar Nemzet

Will Witt: “Leftism is a substitute for religion”

Partenaire February 8, 2022

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 7 February 2022. “While Christianity is in decline, people still need something to give meaning to their lives. This hole is filled by the fight against climate change, the Black Lives Matter…

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Turów mine: Morawiecki and Fiala have struck an agreement

The Editorial Board February 8, 2022

Czechia/Poland – Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki travelled to Prague on 3 February to take part in the final phase of talks on the conflict between Poland and Czechia over the Polish open-pit mine in Turów, close to the German and Czech…

Magyar Nemzet

Former director of Soros Foundations: “If it’s not your friends in the government, the country is not doing well”

Partenaire February 7, 2022

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 6 February 2022. “It’s a simple reality: people working in the media are in the vast majority left-liberal. This is due to what we could call ‘selection bias’” said Andrej Nosko –…

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No more Covid passports in Czechia after 9 February

The Editorial Board February 4, 2022

Czechia – On Wednesday, 2 February, the Supreme Court of the Czech Republic struck down the regulation restricting access to hotels and restaurants to vaccinated persons. Later in the evening, Prime Minister Petr Fiala announced that health restrictions would be lifted for…

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Viktor Orbán’s meeting with Vladimir Putin at the Kremlin

The Editorial Board February 4, 2022

Hungary/Russia – As announced, to the great displeasure of the “united” opposition under Péter Márki-Zay’s guidance, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán went to the Kremlin on Tuesday, 1 February, to meet – for the twelfth time – Russian President Vladimir Putin. The…