MCC Brussels has condemned the suspension of its EU Transparency Register registration, arguing that the decision stems from a politically motivated complaint and reflects a broader pattern of efforts to marginalize conservative voices in Brussels. The organization plans to appeal the decision while continuing its advocacy, events, and public engagement activities.
The European Union aims to strengthen its technological sovereignty and reduce dependence on foreign digital providers through artificial intelligence, cybersecurity measures and strategic investments worth €450 billion over the next decade, EU Commissioner Henna Virkkunen told the European Parliament.
Hungary will not submit a national implementation plan for the EU’s migration pact, Interior Minister Gábor Pósfai told lawmakers, reaffirming the government’s opposition to migrant relocation quotas and financial solidarity measures. He also discussed Schengen border controls, Ukrainian refugees, Russian visa policy and migration management following an EU meeting in Luxembourg.
‘Yesterday, on 12 June, the European Union’s new migration pact—adopted in 2024—entered into force. The migration and asylum package, consisting of ten legislative acts, is built around four main pillars.’
The future of the European Union’s foreign policy apparatus has been thrown into question after France proposed three sweeping reform options for the EU’s diplomatic service. The initiative comes as criticism grows over the performance of EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas and the bloc’s handling of major international crises.
The European Commission has warned Albania that a controversial luxury tourism project backed by Jared Kushner’s investment firm may conflict with EU environmental rules and could affect the country’s accession process. Meanwhile, protests known as the ‘Flamingo Revolution’ continue to grow, evolving from an environmental campaign into a broader challenge to Prime Minister Edi Rama’s government.
‘The 2025 report serves as a clear warning: Europe has entered an era of persistent climate instability. Following the record-breaking year of 2024, 2025 is no longer an exception but the new norm.’
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy could soon visit Budapest for talks with Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar, according to Ukraine’s ambassador to Hungary. The planned visit follows a political agreement on the rights of the Hungarian minority in Transcarpathia, helping clear the way for the first stage of Ukraine’s EU accession talks.
Dr Norman Lewis argues that the European Union’s technological sovereignty agenda launched today will fail, and risks making Europe less competitive.
Prime Minister Péter Magyar said Hungary would return to the European table as a sovereign and constructive partner during talks with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz in Berlin, while outlining plans to strengthen ties with Germany, advance negotiations with Ukraine, and expand regional cooperation in Central Europe.
At a time when public debate is increasingly polarized and superficial, Hungarian Conservative remains committed to depth and independent thought.
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