Many ask for the ruling Fidesz party to be expelled from the EPP group at the European Parliament for not respecting core European values. Something not likely to happen, as both have a common interest in the status quo, says analyst Dániel Bartha.
Despite some limitations, the white paper on the future of the EU provides an excellent basis for debate, writes activist François Dupont.
The statistics speak for themselves: countries with higher taxation levels have a greater chance of winning in international football tournaments.
The European Parliament recently adopted a resolution on media freedom and pluralism. How many voted in favour, and how many against? Did geography and ideology make an impact on the vote? A brief analysis.
The rise to government of Eurosceptic parties is the consequence of austerity policies made in the name of cleaner public finances and of the euro convergence criteria.
A new independent report reveals how harmful emissions from diesel engines have yet to fall, despite increasingly strict European regulations, and promises from manufacturers to follow the rules.
The European Parliament has voted in favour of adopting the European Values Instrument, which provides financial support to civil society.
If it’s likely that Italy’s new populist government, confronted with reality, will eventually step back from its economic adventurism, its mere existence should cause reflection among European leaders on the return of identitarian tropism, writes financial analyst Edouard Tétreau.
On the eve of the Sofia Summit between the EU and the Western Balkans, an analysis of Italy's role in the enlargement process.
