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Soros and the art of fishing in troubled waters

Yann Caspar October 26, 2021

Hungary – The Foundation for Historical and Social Research in Central and Eastern Europe, which is close to the Hungarian government, has just published a collective work dealing with the Soros empire in the former satellite countries of the USSR and the…

News

Conference on sustainable democracy in Budapest

The Editorial Board September 22, 2021

Hungary – Parallel to the opposition’s primary for the spring 2022 parliamentary elections, a “Forum for Building Sustainable Democracies” organised by the city of Budapest and Central European University (CEU) took place in Hungary’s capital on 16-17 September. This conference brought together…

Magyar Nemzet

Fudan University – friend or foe?

Partenaire April 23, 2021

This article has been published online by the Magyar Nemzet on April 23, 2021. The world-famous Fudan University will establish its first campus outside of China in Budapest, according to their strategic agreement with the Hungarian government. These plans have captured certain…

Politics

Orbán forces George Soros’ CEU to stop issuing US diplomas in Hungary

The Editorial Board December 4, 2018

Hungary - The Central European University, founded on the initiative of George Soros, will no longer be permitted to issue American diplomas in Hungary. A new victory for the illiberal Viktor Orbán, while the liberal opposition is anxious. In a frontal opposition…

Society

Kulturkampf in Hungary, goodbye “gender studies” – and it’s only the beginning

Ferenc Almássy August 25, 2018

By Ferenc Almássy. Hungary - The teaching of "gender studies" is no longer financed in Hungary. This is part of an important "cultural and ideological war", redrawing the political, cultural and intellectual landscape of Hungary. It fell this summer, in the middle…

Politics

The Fight of the two Europes

Ferenc Almássy May 21, 2017

European Union - It has not gone unnoticed that the European Union is considering using the so-called "Article 7" of the Treaty of Lisbon towards Hungary, suspending its right to vote. At the same time, Poland and Austria have also received serious…

Politics

Orbán tried to calm down Brussels

The Editorial Board April 27, 2017

Article originally published on Hungary Today. Belgium, Brussels - At the plenary session of the European Parliament on Wednesday, April 26, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán claimed that his government’s dedication to the European Union is “unquestionable,” but in many respects the…

Politics

The Central European University case – Orbán vs. NGO, next round

Alexandre Árpád Szigethy April 18, 2017

Hungary, Budapest - It is now with regular frequency that new episodes of the “Orbán vs NGOs” series are coming out. The subject of my previous article was the Olympic games and the artificial way that their organization has been placed into…