Richard Demeny is an expert on informational autocracy at the Political Capital Institute in Budapest.

Fidesz responded with a strategy that had served it well before, framing the election as a choice between "war" and "peace". It portrayed Orbán as the guarantor of Hungary’s security and Magyar as a ...

One planned German data centre will draw as much electricity as 600,000 households and employ around 120 people.

Half of Americans say AI already harms society, against just 35 per cent across continental Europe. Geography beats ideology: ...

Trump and Sanders now converge on sovereign funds holding corporate shares, scrambling familiar ideological lines.

After 1,027 days, severance deals with confidentiality clauses emptied the picket line at Sweden’s Tesla workshops.

Leo Löwenthal warned that far-right agitation turns psychoanalysis on its head, making followers paranoid rather than healing ...

Lifesaving drugs harm those who handle them: Chemotherapy agents, antivirals, and immunosuppressants can potentially cause ...

With 450,000 Russian dead and negotiation impossible, Europe’s only real leverage is patience backed by power.

Non-interference disarms democracy: Berlin’s negative liberty treats every law as a fetter and severs freedom from ...

Europe spends €2 trillion a year on public contracts, most awarded to the lowest bidder, fuelling precarious work.

A threat can often be a blessing in disguise. In fact, the growing pressure on the dollar-centred global financial framework ...