The heterodox cabinet

Viktor Orbán keeps the European Union on its feet

Europe

All eyes were on the Hungarian prime minister at yesterday’s EU summit in Brussels

Andrew Tettenborn

He may believe his illiberal methods are justified in his quest to vanquish the ‘darkness and evil’ of the past

Carson Becker

Those longing for a centrist restoration have been declaring that the madness is on its way out. They are wrong

Christopher Caldwell

The Polish elections offered another blow to a Polish-Hungarian relationship already fraying over the war in Ukraine

Will Collins

Europe

Law and Justice believes most Poles do not want to see a return to the status quo ante

Aleks Szczerbiak

Europe
September 13, 2021
Donald Tusk is playing a dangerous game in dismissing Polexit
Tusk is trying to invalidate complaints about sovereignty
William Nattrass
Europe
August 9, 2021
Why Poland’s EU climbdown may help Law and Justice
PiS may have now arrived at an EU policy which actually reflects what the majority of Poles think
William Nattrass
November 16, 2019
The EU is the true successor of the British Empire
January 31 should finally bring to a close Britain’s involvement in colonial delusion
Ross Clark
Europe
October 15, 2019
Boris Johnson’s humiliating Brexit options
He faces a choice that will see him embarrassed – or worse – whatever he does
Robert Peston