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Hungarian teachers on unlimited strike

La Rédaction December 7, 2022

Hungary – Some 730 teachers working in 78 different schools launched an unlimited strike last Friday. In addition, there were new demonstrations by teachers and students last week, in line with a protest movement that began at the start of the school…

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Brussels using recovery fund to force LGBT agenda on Hungary

The Editorial Board January 24, 2022

Hungary/European Union – While the left-wing groups in the European Parliament are now openly interfering in the campaign for the Hungarian parliamentary elections on 3 April, on Thursday, 20 January, MEP Enikő Győri (Fidesz) gave new evidence that the European Commission is…

Magyar Nemzet

Péter Magyar: The Hungarian student loan model is the only one of its kind

The Editorial Board November 15, 2021

This article was published online by the Magyar Nemzet on 13 November 2021. Earning a diploma is an enormous investment for the individuals, family and the State The Diákhitel Plusz (Student Loan Plus) loan, introduced last year in response…

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Viktor Orbán announces referendum on child protection law

The Editorial Board July 22, 2021

Hungary – Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán addressed the country on Wednesday 21 July, announcing in a video on his Facebook account that a referendum will soon be held on the child protection law, which is also known as the anti-paedophile law…

Society

Ideological disqualification versus argument: the Hungarian case

Simon-Pál Schümmer July 13, 2021

Hungary – The Hungarian law on paedophilia and the protection of children concerning sexuality, which was passed by the unicameral Országház (Hungarian parliament) on 15 June, has been written about extensively and has caused heated debate. There have been countless reactions from…

Society

Poland – Draft law to protect freedom of expression of academics

Olivier Bault June 2, 2021

Poland – Poland has not been spared the somewhat totalitarian drift of Western liberalism, including – or perhaps even especially – in universities. Is it because Polish universities are, along with the judiciary, one of those sectors that had never really been…

Society

Almost a full year of remote schooling for Polish children!

Olivier Bault April 8, 2021

Poland – While the management of the first wave of the pandemic in the spring 2020 by the Polish government, as well as the other governments of the Visegrád Group, may have looked rather good in comparison with the major Western European…

Society

When a Norwegian woman asks for Asylum in Poland

Olivier Bault May 13, 2018

By Olivier Bault. Poland - Today in Europe, freedom is in the East, as the Norwegian Silje Garmo did prove it by seeking asylum in Poland. Will Poland grant asylum to the Norwegian Silje Garmo and her…

Politics

Hungary vetoed the NATO-Ukraine council due to the discriminatory Ukrainian educational law

The Editorial Board October 29, 2017

Hungary / Ukraine - Hungary vetoed the convening of the next NATO-Ukraine summit. This follows a disagreement between Hungary and Ukraine over the recent education reform that, according to Budapest, threatens the Hungarian community in Ukraine. In early September, Ukraine voted a reform…

Politics

Great education reform in Poland: the PiS fulfills one of its election promises

Olivier Bault September 7, 2017

By Olivier Bault. Poland - For this new school year the reform of education announced by the conservative party Law and Justice (PiS) comes into force since it was an element of the electoral program that brought the PiS to power in…