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A monthly round-up of Liberties work: Hungary's landmark election result, our leadership transition after nearly a decade, a closer look at political advertising and AI ahead of the vote, and fresh warnings from the Rule of Law Report 2026
OpenAI's ChatGPT and Google's Gemini do not provide reliable political guidance on the 2026 Hungarian elections, our latest research finds.
Apply to the Liberties Progressive Messaging Programme to sharpen your messaging skills, shift public narratives and train others to do the same.
The Liberties 2026 Rule of Law report reveals a continued weakening of the EU’s system of checks and balances in 2025.
Rule of Law Violations in EU Institutions in 2025
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Trend Analysis - Liberties Rule of Law Report 2026
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Trend Analysis - Liberties Rule Of Law Report 2026
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Liberties Rule of Law Report 2026
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