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As the 2024 European elections approach, Central and Eastern Europe faces a crucial choice: whether rising populism or liberal resilience will shape the future of the EU.

Fidesz MP Lajos Kósa has admitted to journalists that Hungary's Interior Ministry had bought and used the Pegasus spyware.

A series of corruption scandals has recently shaken Germany, leading to the resignation of several parliamentarians from the ruling Christian Democratic Union (CDU) and falling poll ratings for the party ahead of this September’s general election. Some of the MPs exposed had been taking financial payments from authoritarian regimes such as Azerbaijan and North Macedonia to lobby for them in both Berlin and Brussels. But, beyond revealing a shocking propensity for corruption by elected officia...

The European People’s Party (EPP) is scheduled to possibly vote on Tamás Deutsch’s expulsion from the party’s EP group on Wednesday after the Fidesz MEP made Gestapo and Stalinist comparisons following a comment made by Manfred Weber. According to the latest news, Deutsch’s expulsion could trigger some hard consequences as all the Fidesz-KDNP MEPs could leave the faction. Meanwhile, the Foreign Minister held talks with EU-sceptic, far-right EP-member parties last week.  Tamás Deutsc...