Tag: European Commission
Linking EU funds to rule of law and “European values”: a move against Poland and Hungary?
By Olivier Bault. This article was originally published on Kurier.plus. European Union - “The more I listen to...
Visegrád – Austria Summit: Confirmed Entente
The Visegrád Group and Austria met in Budapest for a summit on immigration therefore bypassing and declaring their...
E.U.’s Energy Policy: a Threat to Poland?
By Antoine de Longevialle. Antoine de Longevialle is a French student in Nankai, China, and is a Master...
How energy plays a big part in the gap between the Commission and Hungary
By Antoine de Longevialle. Hungary - ‘For seven years I’ve been working to build a foreign policy based...
Victory for the V4: the European Union bans double quality of brand products
European Union – The European Commission has announced on April 11th its will to ban difference of quality...
Triggering Article 7 against Poland: nuclear bomb or wet firecracker?
By Sébastien Meuwissen. Pologne - Forty years ago, Poland lit the spark that would put an end to...
Is the Polish reshuffle a way of easing relations with Brussels?
By Olivier Bault. Poland - The dominant discourse in the international media after the 9th of January's cabinet...
Hungary to veto EC’s “unprecedented and astounding” article 7 procedure against Poland
Article originally published on Hungary Today. Hungary - The European Commission’s decision to launch Article 7.1 procedure against...
How the European spruce bark beetle destroys the the Białowieża forest in Poland with the support of environmentalists and of the European Commission
By Olivier Bault. Article originally published in French on Réinformation TV. The European spruce bark beetle is a...
L. Kövér: “We would like to take the European Union in the opposite direction to the one the Commission wants for a few years now”
Hungary - Interview with the Speaker of the Hungarian National Assembly, László Kövér: "We would like to take...