The fact that there’s unpredictability in Hungarian politics is already a step in the right direction
Andreas Bock comments on Hungary’s upcoming parliamentary election and highlights that for the first time in many years, an election is being held in Hungary that Viktor Orban may actually lose
It remains a topic most politicians are really afraid of, even though it is and will be one of the global challenges
Andreas Bock argues that migration has become such an intractable issue that all three main German political parties have stayed away from the topic in this election campaign
Many no longer see the US as an ally of the EU — and have doubts on whether it shares in their values and interest
Andreas Bock comments on the transatlantic relationship in view of the Biden-Merkel meeting
He maintains very good relations with many Hungarian decision-makers, in particular Gergely Gulyas, influential chief of staff of Viktor Orban
Andreas Bock comments on the appointment of Georges de Habsbourg-Lorraine, grandson of the last Emperor of Austria-Hungary, as the Hungarian Ambassador to France.
Fidesz de facto expulsion should be a turning point in the relationship between the EU and Orbán’s Hungary
Andreas Bock’ commentary on how Europe should build on Fidesz’s exit from the EPP being republished by the Bulgarian newspaper Dnevnik
Germany, together with France, aims to play a decisive role in the reconstruction of the post-coronavirus world
Andreas Bock latest commentary reposted in the Spanish newspaper El Confidencial