The Board of Peace, transatlantic loyalties, and the monetisation of diplomacy
Hierarchy with a membership fee: how Trump’s Board reprices democracy in Wider Europe

Hierarchy with a membership fee: how Trump’s Board reprices democracy in Wider Europe
Budapest will unblock two accession clusters if parliament passes minority-education changes already listed in the EU roadmap
The vote clears the way for separate criminal investigations as Magyar’s government steps up scrutiny of alleged corruption under Viktor Orbán
Magyar tells parliament Hungary is not a member of Ukraine’s new regional format and will not host Naftogaz reserves
The three-day event focuses on security, energy, logistics, cross-border trade, and support for local communities
Policing, digital trade and education are moving at different speeds ahead of the 30 October summit
Átlátszó keeps uncovering how public money was spent in the Orbán years. This time the trail leads to a shell company invited to organise championships worth more than €10 million.
In Bratislava, Visegrad leaders showed where they will start pushing Brussels as talks on the next Multiannual Financial Framework get serious
PM Magyar read the statement in parliament, saying the Tisza government would protect Hungary’s sovereignty
Kyiv says Budapest should not tie EU cluster opening to minority-rights bills still before parliament
The inquiry represents one of the most significant early actions by the government of Prime Minister Péter Magyar
Brussels comes under fire for excessive regulation, migration, energy costs, the Green Deal and handling the war in Ukraine