EUROPEAN POLITICS NEWS
Thousands of Hungarians marched in Budapest on Saturday (23 July) to defend LGBTQ rights, a year after the passage of a law widely described as discriminatory. Brightly dressed revellers took…
Albania’s new President, Bajram Begaj, was sworn in on Sunday (24 July) and called for the country’s political parties to cooperate on matters key to the future, particularly the rule…
After years of wrestling with poor electoral results and dwindling political importance, France’s social democrats have a chance to get back to the centre stage ahead of the 2027 presidential…
Bigwigs in the UK Conservative Party are fond of saying that their members compose ‘the most sophisticated electorate in the world’. It is certainly one of the peculiar quirks of…
A close ally of Viktor Orbán is among those bidding for national TV licenses in Serbia. Bidding began in April for four TV broadcast licenses, set for final allocation by…
The European Commission on Friday (22 July) launched four new legal proceedings against Britain over London’s failure to implement Brexit divorce terms to govern trade with Northern Ireland. The proceedings…
The European Commission gave Hungary a final month to address its concerns about the rule of law before asking European Union governments to suspend some of the funds Hungary is…
It is well established that a handful of countries rule the roost in the world of international summitry and diplomacy. The G7, G20
Participatory budgeting, the process allowing citizens to decide how to spend a part of the city budget, is not yet common in Cyprus. However, residents on the island agree that…
Mario Draghi, the central banker turned Italian prime minister, won plaudits for his calm leadership as Italy emerged from the coronavirus crisis but suffered the same fate as many of…