Analyses

Analyses #Józanész #Stopgender KRAKÓW VOTES INDEPENDENT AND RESHUFFLES THE CARDS AMID 2027

On 11 October 2026, the independent Łukasz Gibała won the Kraków mayoral run-off with 62.1% of the vote, defeating Monika Piątkowska, the joint candidate of Donald Tusk's Civic Coalition (KO) and the Polish People's Party (PSL), on a turnout of 44.3%.

Analyses | September 30, 2026

VON DER LEYEN: BETWEEN AMBITION AND FRAGILITY

In September 2026, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen delivered her annual State of the European Union speech to the European Parliament in Strasbourg.

Analyses | June 30, 2026

THE 2026 U.S. MIDTERM ELECTIONS

State of play and challenges – analysis (June 2026)

Analyses | July 18, 2025

UKRAINE VIOLATES INTERNATIONAL LAW WITH FORCED CONSCRIPTION PRACTICES

Ukraine's brutal forced conscription practices indicate systemic human rights violations, with the Hungarian community in Transcarpathia being one of the main victims.

Analyses | April 30, 2025

NO BORDER, NO NATION

A fundamental challenge facing the West is the demographic crisis manifested in declining birth rates and aging societies.

Analyses | November 13, 2024

DONALD TRUMP REFERRED TO VIKTOR ORBÁN MORE THAN 100 TIMES

Of all European leaders, Donald Trump referred to Viktor Orbán the most frequently in the year leading up to the US presidential election, a total of 109 times, according to a (quantitative and qualitative) content analysis by the Center for Fundamental Rights. The president-elect mentioned the Hungarian prime minister on average every 3 days during the period analysed, and always in a positive context, much more often than the French President Emmanuel Macron or the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Analyses | October 18, 2024

THE RULE OF LAW IS UNDER THREAT IN POLAND

During the tenure of the conservative government that led Poland from 2015 to 2023, European Union institutions launched an orchestrated attack against the country, claiming that the “rule of law” had been “seriously undermined” in the country.

Analyses | June 9, 2024

THE HUNGARIAN ELECTION SYSTEM PROVES FLAWLESS IN FRONT OF THEIR EYES

The agents of the Open Society Network masquerading as "election observers" once again traveled to Hungary in vain to plot their schemes, but as they witnessed, the elections were free and fair, and the electoral system functioned impeccably. As has been the case for the past ten years, the electoral process functioned seamlessly, from both a legal and organizational perspective.

Analyses | April 8, 2024

SURPRISE IN THE POLISH ELECTIONS – PIS PREVAILS

Analyses | September 14, 2023