Poland and Hungary against the EU over “rule of law”: deadlock on the budget
Employment and Social Affairs 29 November 2020Something has clouded the skies in the European Union, questioning its credibility that is now tied with
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Does the EU have a capacity to survive another veto?
Economy 29 November 2020On November 16, another veto has shaken the EU-27 bloc. This time, central European Member States have
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Coronavirus emergency enhance the risks for liberal democracy?
Employment and Social Affairs 13 April 2020Although coronavirus is a pandemic, a disease spread all over the world, not all the countries have implemented
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New commissioners from Eastern Europe
Employment and Social Affairs 22 September 2019Former Minister of Justice of Hungary, László Trócsányi has been nominated by Ursula von der Leyen
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Assessed Member States on euro adoption conditions
Economy 5 July 2016The 2016 convergence report was issued by the European Commission and European Central Bank to provide
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Are Visegrad Declaration economic goals fully achieved?
Economy 26 October 2015Originally formed in 1991 by three states – Hungary, Poland and Czechoslovakia (now with successor
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A divided European Union took decision on relocation
Migration 28 September 2015On the 22nd of September, the Council of the Justice and Home Affairs Ministers accepted the proposal
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The Commission proposed new ambitious measures on migration
Migration 14 September 2015The President Jean-Claude Junker gave a very passionate speech on the “State of the Union” in Strasbourg,
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35.000 asylum seekers will be relocated from Italy and Greece
Migration 27 July 2015A very important Justice and Home Affairs Council meeting took place on the 20th of July in Brussels,
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Another wall in Europe
Opinions 20 July 2015On Monday, Hungary started building a 13-foot-high fence along its 109 mile southern border with Serbia
