Category: 3. Europe

The US Treasury has imposed sanctions on Antal Rogan, one of the most powerful men in Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s Fidesz government and the minister in charge of his cabinet office. It is a rare move between Nato allies, and symbolic of the depth to which US-Hungarian relations have… Continue Reading

This article was originally published in Portuguese The remains of Eça de Queiroz, author of major works of Portuguese literature such as “Os Maias” or “O Crime do Padre Amaro”, will now remain in the National Pantheon, 125 years after his death. ADVERTISEMENT The remains of writer… Continue Reading

The FPÖ party leader has invited the ÖVP to coalition talks, signalling his intention to bury the hatchet between the two parties. ADVERTISEMENT A “shift in power” within the European Union is inevitable if Austrian far-right leader Herbert Kickl forms a government, according… Continue Reading

Upon arriving in Poland, the Bui sisters began to discover the mysteries of Polish Romanticism, and were stricken with awe. Their fascination with Slavic mythology, culture, and folklore led them to make films inspired by these ancient traditions. ADVERTISEMENT The Bui sisters grew… Continue Reading

Jean-Marie Le Pen died on Tuesday at the age of 96. He was a polarising figure, with some on the right praising his contribution to politics while others on the left branding him a fascist. ADVERTISEMENT Thousands of protesters gathered in Paris to celebrate the death of French… Continue Reading

“We are putting offenders on notice – they will face the full force of the law,” the victims minister said. ADVERTISEMENT Making sexually explicit “deepfake” images will become a criminal offence in the UK, the government said amid a boom in new generative artificial… Continue Reading