The Irish Times: The appointment of Anthony Whelan as director-general of the European Commission’s competition wing is a welcome if rare example these days of an Irish person rising to a senior position in the EU institutions. The competition directorate has been a familiar...
Hungary Today: A gold and cash shipment worth billions continues to cause tensions between Ukraine and Hungary. While Kyiv speaks of illegal arrests and “theft,” Brussels views the Hungarian raid as a legitimate crackdown on money laundering. Now Volodymyr Zelenskyy is...
Public Technologies: ) Students leaving the lecture hall during a class on female genitalia, or patients refusing care from a practitioner of a different gender....
Blitz: The memory is small, almost trivial: a green-or perhaps aquamarine-sleeping mat carried across mountain trails in the 1980s. Yet it captures something larger about a vanished world. In those years, for many Poles growing up under late-stage communism, Hungary...