Századvég conducted its survey in view of a recent bill submitted by ruling Fidesz, aimed to "create an opportunity to list organizations financed from abroad and jeopardising Hungary's sovereignty".
When it comes to transparency, the European Commission preaches far more than it practices.
The weaponization of CERV is not an isolated case—it is part of a broader strategy employed by Brussels to extend its influence over national governments and push its progressive agenda...
The Citizens, Equality, Rights, and Values (CERV) program was originally introduced as a means of supporting democratic participation and fundamental rights across Europe.
For years, Hungary has warned that foreign-funded media and NGOs are being used as political tools to manipulate public opinion. Now, thanks to newly released data, the scale of this operation is clearer than ever.
Politico calls itself "independent," yet it took $34 million from the U.S. government. Surprised? We are not.