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War or peace

Partenaire April 5, 2022

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 3 April 2022. A conversation with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán Mr. Prime Minister, according to my calculations, this is the 27th national campaign you are participating in. Yet still, the current one…

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Katalin Novák: Hungary’s heart is beating at the Hungarian-Ukrainian border

Partenaire April 3, 2022

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 3 April 2022. “We Hungarians are on the side of peace; we must stay out of this war” “What the Russian-Ukrainian war refugees are asking for, we can provide: security, organized accommodations…

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International observers: Investigate the Transylvania case and data violation

Partenaire April 1, 2022

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 1 April 2022. Weronika Przebierala, one of the directors of the Polish legal institute Ordo Iuris, took part in an international election observation in Hungary at the invitation of the Alliance for…

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War causing ethnic shifts in Transcarpathia

Partenaire April 1, 2022

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 1 April 2022. “We have always been good, reliable neighbors to Ukraine” “Hungary is putting aside disputes with Ukraine during this war and understands the Ukrainian statements critical of Hungary, because as long…

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Jerzy Kwasniewski: “The OSCE released a partisan report”

Partenaire March 31, 2022

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 30 March 2022. “The OSCE’s (Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe) report assumes the narrative of the Hungarian opposition, evoking biased journalism rather than fact-based evaluations,” said Jerzy Kwaśniewski, the President…

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OSCE report torn apart

Partenaire March 29, 2022

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 28 March 2022. On March 24, a team of election observers from four nations (Polish, Bulgarian, Croatian, Spanish) including researchers, representatives from NGOs, lawyers, and the press arrived to Hungary in a…

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Judit Varga: Hungarians set an example for all of Europe

Partenaire March 27, 2022

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 27 March 2022. “Not only did the Hungarian people work hard for this money, but they are also setting an example for all of Europe by helping those in need. I believe…

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Hungarian words on the Poles

Partenaire March 24, 2022

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 24 March 2022. The two neighbors have been the shields of christianity for centuries “Hungarians welcome the Poles, A new acquaintance, an old friend.” – János Arany: Az Egri Leány (“The girl from Eger”) “There…

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György Matolcsy: The third decade

Partenaire March 23, 2022

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 22 March 2022. We entered the third decade of the 21st century in 2022. Right at the start of the new century’s first decade, in 2002, Hungarian national interests were abandoned due…

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Viktor Orbán: We’ve invested years into the Serbian-Hungarian friendship

Partenaire March 22, 2022

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 20 March 2022. “We have invested years into building up the Serbian-Hungarian friendship,” said Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on Saturday to Serbian journalists on the train from Belgrade to Novi Sad. "Your…

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Balázs Orbán: It’s time for Europe to take control of our own fate

Partenaire March 20, 2022

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 19 March 2022. “The ideological brainwashing of our children evokes the darkest periods of our history” “Nothing has changed since the communist manifesto: social classes were turned against each other then, and…

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Szilárd Demeter: Say No to War, Say Yes to Culture

Partenaire March 15, 2022

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 12 March 2022. Russian works of art, creators, performers, intellectual grandeur and athletes are being banned and canceled due to the Russian-Ukrainian war. According to Szilárd Demeter, director of the Petőfi Literary…