Ronald Schönhuber

Nov 5, 2024 | eurotopics.net | Ruben Mooijman |Alexis Papachelas |Ronald Schönhuber |Malte Lehming

Shortly before the election, Kathimerini editor-in-chief Alexis Papachelas mused: “How this man, after so many business failures and scandals, ended up where he is today, how he was allowed to tear down the old establishment and put his party in fetters, is a mystery for the ages. ... There is an answer, of course, and it has to do with the power of the money and the absolute rule of a new plutocracy that has no sense of social responsibility or accountability.

Jun 21, 2024 | eurotopics.net | Alexander Bakker |Ronald Schönhuber |Marco Bresolin |Anna Słojewska

Denník Postoj takes a look behind the scenes: “He was given the green light back in the spring and his nomination was approved by the Big Four, i.e. the US, the UK, France and Germany. According to the Polish daily newspaper Rzeczpospolita, these countries didn't want to back Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas, for example, for fear of her overly principled stance towards Russia. The main reason is to maintain open channels of communication not only with Putin, but also with Trump.