Hungarian lawmakers today passed a constitutional amendment that would ban Viktor Orbán from returning to power.
Albanian PM Edi Rama railed against the “Flamingo Revolution” yesterday, criticizing the crowds’ actions and referring to a faction of the protesters as “hajvan” — an Albanian term roughly meaning “stupid.”
All the members of the European Parliament sitting on the conciliation committee on the air passenger rights reform confirmed today the compromise reached with countries last week.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced fresh energy sanctions on Russia and a deal to supply Ukraine’s nuclear plants for the next two years, as he meets partners at the G7 summit.
Europe has for years faced cyberattacks, disinformation campaigns and acts of sabotage and disruption, in what Western security officials describe as a hybrid war coordinated by Russia.
Recent incidents have pushed NATA to come up with a stronger response.
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The EU is developing robust safeguards to ensure future member countries cannot backslide on reforms or use their veto power to obstruct the bloc after joining, Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos said.
Switzerland has said France should cough up millions to help pay for costs linked to the G7 summit taking place in Evian-les-Bains.
For the record: This corrects an earlier post that misrepresented Edi Rama’s remarks about the protests in Albania.
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🧑⚖️ The Court of Appeal ruled the Palestine Action ban lawful.
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The constitutional amendment, if made law, would prevent a repeat of Viktor Orbán’s 20-year stint as prime minister.
