„The opposition parties are with Soros, of course!”
Galaktika Published Short Stories Without the Authors' Consent
19 March 1944 and its Aftermath: A Perfect Storm of Tragedy and Folly
Migration – The greatest EU crisis ever
Infants as Human Shields – Migrants, Media, and Manipulation
Germany is Full – Merkel's Downfall
Eleni's Outrageous Response
Jobbik's Gábor Vona on the Tapolca By-Election Victory: 'The 21st Century has Defeated the Parties of the 20th Century'
Duff: The only hope for Europe is federalism
No Dictatorship, No Story: The New York Times Buries an Interview with Nobel Laureate Imre Kertész
André Goodfriend: “We Don't Want To Be Seen As the Policemen of Hungary”
Hungarians, Get Out of the Country! – Approved by UEFA
Alone Against the World
Hungary and the European-election: leftist numbness in challenging times
Vaclav Klaus: Hungary With Mr Viktor Orbán Is Different
Fidesz's Supermajority in the UK and Non-Majority in Germany
Fidesz's Encore
Election in Hungary: Anti-Mainstream Parties Are Back in Parliament
The Return Of The Socialist Zombies
Hungary: A Memory War On War Memory
Hungary and Britain have things in common – Interview with the founders of the Danube Institute
Hungarian Opposition: Much Ado About, Well, Nothing
Hungary: Why Fidesz is Still Ahead (Part 2)
Hungary: Why Fidesz is Still Ahead (Part 1)
Tilting at Windmills: Why Agriculture is Such a Hot Topic in Hungary
Israeli Ambassador: Hungary And Israel Are In Many Ways Similar
Can We Learn from the Economic and Moral Crisis of 2008?
Mark Zuckerberg Adores Crazy Hungarian Breed of Dog
'Tenor-ist' Attack at the Hungarian Border
Renaissance or Gloom? Jewish Life in Budapest
Comments on Kim Lane Scheppele's Testimony
Springtime Marches – Budapest At Its Best
Tip of the Iceberg? Conspiracy Scandal Shakes Hungarian Public Life
On Tragic Accidents and Straightforward Commissioners
What Do Hungarians Say about What They Say about Hungarians?
Citizenship and Voting Rights
Szaniszló's Táncsics-Prize: Crazy Awarding of Crazy Performances
József Szájer: Hear the other side
A City Makeover: Budapest Renovates
Tamás Fellegi: Zero Tolerance For Anti-Semitism And Racism
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How to stop the global world-consuming systemThis is our last choice, the final call and we won't have any other opportunity but joining and supporting Standing Rock movement in order to protect the natural resources of life for this planet. Not for us, but for the planet, for Life.
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Alder Yarrow |
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Hungarian Wine: Hope, Heritage and ProgressSo much quality already exists, and so much more potential lies in wait, it's just a damn shame that the country can't get its sh*t together to better promote its wines.
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Christian Caryl |
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Europe’s Big Freedom FailIt's time for the European Union to get serious about enforcing democratic standards.
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Sayfo Omar |
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On Islamophobia and on its beneficial effectsIt is important to note: the Hungarian national soul is not racist, antisemitic, nor is it Islamophobic.
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Sacha Ostrovski |
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Thoughts from Behind the Ironic CurtainThe new club’s arrogance and hatred don’t consider the fact that Hungary isn’t the only country questioning the choices of the past 25 years, but all of Central Europe is!
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Eric Asimov |
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Tokaji Wines Are a Taste of Hungarian SweetnessBy the dismantling of the Iron Curtain, Tokaji aszu (TOKE-eye-ee AHS-ew) was almost a historic footnote, a half-forgotten luxury of centuries past. You can now find quite a few superb Hungarian wine producers.
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Timothy Garton Ash |
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Europe’s walls are going back up – it’s like 1989 in reverseThe walls are going up all over Europe. In Hungary, they take the physical form of razor and barbed wire fences, like much of the old iron curtain.
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European Humanist Federation |
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WAKE UP EUROPE!Since 2010, Viktor Orbán’s government has repeatedly taken antidemocratic and xenophobic measures that openly violate the basic principles of the rule of law.
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Viktor Orbán |
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Quotas would spread terrorism across EuropeThe like of this has never happened before. We are allowing in – indeed transporting in – hundreds of thousands of people in an unregulated manner from regions in which the European Union is at war.
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Navracsics Tibor |
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Europe, as well as Hungary, are multiculturalIf we are not going in the direction of federalism, but in the direction of nation-states, it is not certain that the whole thing will fall apart.
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Diana Pinto |
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A Clash of Western CivilizationsOn one side are politicians like Angela Merkel, Jean-Claude Juncker, Barack Obama and Pope Francis. On the other are Victor Orbán, Marine Le Pen, Donald Trump, Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu.
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Andrea Hossó |
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The West must stop bullying Hungary and Central EuropeThe accusations against Central Europe are both false and hypocritical. The present surge of mass migration is predominantly a result of Western power politics.
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Schöpflin György |
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Why Western liberals misunderstand HungaryThe Hungarian government’s first priority is the rule of law; i.e., its obligations under the Schengen and the Dublin regulations and its responsibility to Hungarian citizens, who expect security and competence.
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Szánthó Miklós |
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“May there be peace, freedom and accord”The changes of the electoral system became inevitable because the Constitutional Court declared different elements of the applicable laws unconstitutional twice, in 2005 and 2010.
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Pető Andrea |
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Black lace lingerieThe existing stereotypes about passive, home-bound, religious Muslim women will certainly undergo a fundamental transformation now.
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Benny Ziffer |
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Why I Can’t Feel Pity for the Syrian Refugees in Europe“Long live Houellebecq, long live Viktor Orbán!” I mumble under my breath, for fear of being lynched if I am suspected of racism and Islamophobia.
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Tom Switzer |
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Turning back refugee boats saves livesThe conclusion from the Australian experience is that those who benefit most from tough border protection are the immigrants who come here fairly and legally.
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Ann Coulter |
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Refugees: another one for the "not our problem" fileFor at least half a century, the U.S. has taken in the vast majority of the world's refugees. Isn't it somebody else's turn, now?
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