U.S. conservatives have looked to Hungary's Viktor Orban as an inspiration for a right-wing America; the prime minister has ...

On this date, members of the center-right EPP (European People's Party), which boasts the largest group in the European Parliament, came from all over ... Hungary's close ties with Russia and for ...

The Integrity Authority was created under EU pressure in late 2022 in a country that has had frequent quarrels with the bloc over rule-of ... last year that it needed greater powers.

Peter Kazimir, Slovakia's central bank chief and an ECB policymaker, foreshadowed more conflict with governments over this inflation ... said in a video address to Hungary, where Prime Minister ...

We were literally having fights over the square metre where you could ... where they lived for the next 11 years. With Hungary now under communist rule, Tomi went on to study mechanical ...

28 (UPI) --Serbian Prime Minister Milos Vucevic resigned Tuesday following a wave of nationwide protests over the deaths of ... responsibility and calling for greater oversight of construction ...

The student walkouts began Monday and have involved high schools all over the greater Los Angeles area ... details on plans to speak with Putin. Hungary's PM, praising 'Trump tornado,' says ...

The range of electric cars is expanding, and it looks like there will be no shortage of new models in 2025: next year’s new models promise amazing technology, eco-friendliness and even greater range.

As the younger Soros, Alex, puts it: it is terrifying how the liberal values long supported by the Open Society Foundation are facing greater challenges than ever ... The fight in Europe is far from ...

The new owner would be required to settle the full purchase price by 2039, enabling the capital to make staggered payments and implement the plans over the long term ... hope that the capital will ...

The public furore over the state of Britain’s rivers ... Other countries performing badly include the Czech Republic (6 per cent), Hungary (8 per cent), Poland (8 per cent) and Germany (9 ...