World News
Euroviews. Automated technologies at EU borders and the future of Fortress Europe ǀ View
The deployment of new technologies [...] to automate EU border security systems, raises multiple human rights concerns. While the past and present human rights implications of Fortress Europe have been widely catalogued, future ones [...], urgently need addressing.
Croatia
Euroviews. Who really needs the Krk LNG Terminal? ǀ View
Some key questions remain unanswered: who are its real investors and whose interests are at stake? Who will ultimately benefit from the project: Hungary, Croatia, Russia, the US? And where do the needs of the Croatian people fit in this alleged international scheme?
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Hungary
Euroviews. The EPP must ditch Orbán to salvage its credibility ǀ View
The enfant terrible of the EPP, Viktor Orbán has consistently crossed red lines set out by the Europarty. In order to salvage what remains of its credibility and stick up for the EU's core values, the EPP must cut ties with the Hungarian autocrat before it is too late.
Europe News
The Brief: EPP family feud, Nemmouche trial and Huawei in Brussels
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and his party are facing exclusion from the Europe's largest political group after months of anti-EU rhetoric.
The centre-right European People's Party has started the process which would remove him and his Fidesz party from the group.
Hungary
Euroviews. I knew Orbán when he started his political journey; where it’s taken him terrifies me ǀ View
Kis, the philosopher and first chairman of the true liberal party in post-1989 Hungary (the Free Democrats), described Orbán as a “spoilt kid” because he was almost sick with a desperation for power. That sickness which has already infected the country must not be allowed to spread to Europe.
My Europe Series
State of the Union: family feuds, eurosceptic wave and generation climate
The European Parliament's biggest political force, the EPP group, took a double hit: latest election poll projections seem them taking a dive, and then political infighting threatens to divide them. It comes as eurosceptic groups are rising, but this week we met some young anti-populists in Brussels