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Tag: rule of law

Viktor Orbán

EU Parliament calls for sanctions against Orbán: Hungary has turned into “electoral autocracy”

by Simone De La Feld

25 November 2025

italia

EPP and far right block European Parliament mission on rule of law in Italy

by Simone De La Feld

20 November 2025

Stato di diritto Allargamento Ue

The rule of law is deteriorating all over the world. Hungary the last one in the EU —but Italy is not doing well either

by Francesco Bortoletto

28 October 2025

Volodymyr Zelensky

Ukraine back square one as Zelensky restores anti-corruption bodies’ independence

Volodymyr Zelensky

Ukraine, NABU case breaks out: oppositions and activists denounce clampdown on anti-corruption bodies

by Francesco Bortoletto

The Italian government controls the anti-discrimination office, but the EU will not intervene

by Emanuele Bonini

Michael McGrath Henna Virkkunen

Rule of law in the EU: the Commission sees the glass half full, Hungary remains under watch

by Francesco Bortoletto

Budapest pride

Lgbtq+ rights, all eyes on Budapest Pride

by Francesco Bortoletto

stato di d

EU Parliament defends Budapest Pride and attacks Orbán

by Francesco Bortoletto

MICHAEL MCGRATH COMMISSARIO EUROPEO DESIGNATO PER LA DEMOCRAZIA, LA GIUSTIZIA E LO STATO DI DIRITTO

Foreign interference in elections: the EU’s definition

by Emanuele Bonini

Protesters gather in front of the Office of the Hungarian President in Budapest, Hungary, on April 15. The protests erupt after the parliament passes legislation restricting the right to assembly, banning Pride Marches. (Photo by Balint Szentgallay/NurPhoto) (Photo by Balint Szentgallay / NurPhoto / NurPhoto via AFP)

EU Fundamental Rights Agency raises serious concerns over Hungary, urges Brussels to intervene

by Simone De La Feld

Viktor Orbán

EU ready for clash with Hungary over ‘Russian law’ silencing dissidents

by Francesco Bortoletto

Libe

MEPs visiting Budapest urge “Hungary to return to democracy”

by Francesco Bortoletto

Viktor Orbán

Hungary, Orbán tampering (again) with Constitution to ban LGBTQ+ demonstrations

by Francesco Bortoletto

Viktor Orbán

Europe is getting fed up with Viktor Orbán

by Francesco Bortoletto

[foto: European Council]

Georgia, new EU warning: “Further departure from democracy and Europe”

by Renato Giannetti

7 February 2025

EU Court of Justice: ‘Poland must pay 320 million euros’

by Ezio Baldari

5 February 2025

Ddl Sicurezza

Non categorizzato

Security bill, Bonelli and Fratoianni in Brussels: “Italy to be under special watch in Europe”

by Francesco Bortoletto

4 February 2025

Robert Fico Slovacchia

Slovakia, PM Fico wavers as political crisis deepens

by Francesco Bortoletto

28 January 2025

von der Leyen Orbán

Hungary will not get back European funds frozen for rule of law violations

by Francesco Bortoletto

16 December 2024

Abuse, filth, and violence: the Council of Europe condemns Hungary’s prisons

by Emanuele Bonini

3 December 2024

Calin Georgescu (C), far-right pro-Russia candidate for president in Romania, speaks with journalists on November 26, 2024 in Izvorani, Romania. Calin Georgescu was in pole position with almost 23 percent after the first round of voting in Romania's presidential election on November 24, 2024, a political earthquake in the country of 19 million people that has so far resisted nationalist appeals that have gained traction in Hungary and Slovakia. In the runoff ballot on December 8, 2024, Georgescu, a NATO critic who in the past expressed his admiration for Russian President Vladimir Putin, will face centre-right mayor Elena Lasconi. (Photo by Daniel MIHAILESCU / AFP)

TikTok ‘favored’ Georgescu: Romanian election becomes a case in Brussels as well

by Noemi Morucci

29 November 2024

Stato di diritto Allargamento Ue

Commission’s unwarranted optimism about rule of law alarms human rights experts

by Noemi Morucci

14 October 2024

Julian Assange (a destra) in audizione all'Assemblea parlamentare del Consiglio d'Europa [Strasburgo, 1 ottobre 2024]

Assange: “Journalism is not a crime. I did my job”

by Emanuele Bonini

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