Erik D'Amato
(Politics.hu)

I was unhappy to see that the underlying item Dempsey was tweeting around is at best misleading.

Veronika Gulyas
(Wall Street Journal)

The Hungarian forint was until recently the currency everyone loved to hate as investors took fright at new management at the country’s central bank. But now it’s in turnaround mode.

Ferenc Kumin
(Ferenc Kumin's Blog)

Hopefully, Lauder’s apology will resolve what appears to have become a personal misunderstanding between the WJC president and the prime minister.

Viktor Orbán

When the will of good people was at the fore here in Hungary, then Hungarians and Jews lived together in peace and prosperity.

Kester Eddy
(Financial Times)

Orbán faces criticism not only from the left – as to be expected – but from the centre-right too.

Gerald Warner
(Scotsman)

No wonder the Robespierres in the Jacobin Convention at Brussels are spewing hate.

Miklós Szánthó, Péter Törcsi
(Paprika Politik)

Scheppele overstates her case against Hungary’s current legal order with inaccurate information and irresponsible accusations.

Robert Grant
(Mos Maiorum)

Thatcher was accused of snobbery by both Left and Right, but the charge was absurd, and in fact it was they who were the snobs.

Benjamin Abtan
(New Statesman)

What is at stake here is the nature of the European project and the ability of Europe to preserve our common and most precious commodity: democracy.

Travis LaCouter
(Paprika Politik)

Thatcher held Hungary in a special regard among Warsaw Pact countries, choosing it as the site of her first official visit to the Eastern bloc in 1984.

Kim Lane Scheppele
(The Conscience of a Liberal)

Once Hungarians regain their ability to live in a fully democratic society with depoliticized courts, I plan to go back to the quiet world of scholarship from which I came.

hollying
(Foreign Holidays)

And where did we go, you ask? Only the best museum in Budapest and one of the best I’ve ever been to: Terror Haza.

György Schöpflin
(EUobserver)

Let us look in more detail at the allegations which appear in Verhofstadt’s text.

Vera Molnár
(Paprika Politik)

Without a more principled approach to democratic self-government, Orbán will slowly erode both the legitimacy and the prestige of the very democratic framework he worked so hard to establish.

Gergely Gulyás
(Fidesz.hu)

Your campaign against Hungary based on distortions of facts and the free use of unsubstantiated opinions will not deter us from doing what we think is right for Hungary and the Hungarian people.

Tibor Fischer
(Guardian)

The word hysteria is much abused, but I can't come up with a more apt term to describe most of the media coverage regarding Hungary, particularly in Germany and France.