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As leaders meet in Spain, some believe the EU must grow or die while others resent the realities of that prospect.

Both ‘arrogant’ France and Viktor Orbán’s Hungary could learn a thing or two from the upcoming new set of rules for media, the Commission vice president says.

More than a spectre, the latest data shows the far-right is a reality set to bear heavily onto the June 2024 European elections.

The deal could see Hungary receive around €13 billion in EU funds but it’s likely to be opposed in the European Parliament.

Fico’s pledge to end support for Ukraine flies in the face of center-left’s official stance on Russia’s war.

From Slovakia and Poland to the U.S., domestic political concerns are transforming allies’ positions on aiding Ukraine in its defence against Russia’s invasion

The push to move away from the internal combustion engine is becoming an election issue on two continents.

Ukrainian anti-corruption agency says move seeks to lift Budapest’s block of €500M in EU military assistance.

Hungary's PM popped the bubble of enthusiasm in Brussels for admitting Ukraine into the EU, warning that "very difficult" questions remain.

From opera bosses to TV stars, Giorgia Meloni stands accused of purging her political critics from Italy’s most prized cultural institutions.