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Joakim Scheffer

Joakim Scheffer graduated from the University of Szeged with a Master's degree in International Relations. Before joining Hungarian Conservative, he worked as an editor at the foreign policy desk of Hungarian daily Magyar Nemzet. In addition to his role at Hungarian Conservative, he serves as the editor of Eurasia magazine.
Listening to Péter Magyar at Bled, much of his diagnosis of the European Union could easily have come from Viktor Orbán. On EU bureaucracy, lack of leadership, competitiveness, migration, cohesion
Fifteen-year-old Hungarian student Laura Ivánka has become the first Hungarian ever awarded at the Stockholm Junior Water Prize final, earning the 2026 Diploma of Excellence for her DIVE&CLEAN seabed waste
Spanish prosecutors have raised the number of reported sexual assaults in Ceuta since July’s mass invasion from Morocco to 23, including five ‘rapes involving penetration’. Nine victims are minors and
Serbia opened a Chinese-backed humanoid robot factory in Šabac on 29 August, with President Vučić targeting more than 5,000 units a year and future exports to the EU. The project
Marine Le Pen would beat every presidential rival according to a recent Elabe poll, defeating even Édouard Philippe in a hypothetical runoff. Despite a significant shift in mainstream voter sentiment
Germany’s Social Democrats have been hit by an awkward scandal after a former local official was filmed naked, shouting ‘Heil Hitler’ and performing the Nazi salute. The footage surfaced while
Péter Magyar’s government has quietly removed Hungary’s annual instruction to oppose references to the Global Compact for Migration and reject its implementation at the UN. The change leaves domestic restrictions
Three men were stabbed outside Amsterdam Centraal on Saturday by Dutch fitness influencer Angelo Bryson, who livestreamed the confrontation to his TikTok audience. Bryson, known as ‘Superhuman Unchained’, had recently
Illegal migrants in Ceuta threw bottles containing a chemical solvent at local protesters on Friday, escalating a fourth day of unrest in the Spanish enclave. Hours earlier, police were reported
Pedro Sánchez came to power promising political ‘regeneration’; eight years later, Ceuta has become the clearest symbol of what his experiment produced instead. Corruption scandals, radical social engineering and a

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