Interviews | 11.04.2022 ‘Hungary stopped being a democracy some time ago’ Hungary’s Viktor Orbán has won re-election. Former European Commissioner László Andor on what this means for Hungary, the EU and democracy at large
European integration | 14.03.2022 The EU’s lacklustre fight for Hungarian democracy For years, the EU turned a blind eye while Viktor Orbán built his illiberal state — and its rule of law mechanism won't help protect democracy [...]
European integration | 13.07.2021 A chance for redemption Slovenia has taken over the EU Council presidency. Will its Orbán-style government derail crucial reforms — from EU enlargement to the rule of law
Europe | 08.08.2019 The poverty of anti-populism 'Populist' is overused as a concept. That's one reason why anti-populism fails to offer political alternatives
Europe | 06.06.2018 A budget without lessons learned Rushing through the EU Multiannual Financial Framework may not be so easy
Videos | 15.09.2017 Europe must 'do more' to combat corruption in Hungary László Andor, former EU Employment Commissioner, on the EU's economy and Hungary's slide into authoritarianism
How Russia is trying to compete with NATO Through the CSTO, Russia is trying to become a regional peacekeeper, but it is unlikely that the organisation can be an alternative to NATO
How European countries are dealing with rising inflation and energy prices Economic hardship from the pandemic and the war in Ukraine has hit the continent. We look at the government's response in Spain, Czechia and Greece
Russia’s green future suspended Putin’s decision to attack Ukraine has not just thrown Russia into an economic crisis, but reversed the little gains it made towards decarbonisation