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    • Election results are now official, so what happens next?

    More information regarding the expected setup of the new government can be expected by the beginning of May

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    Another Orbán Government means economic stability and growth and that makes markets happy

    If you had a chance to look at the market reaction last week, it seems they’re pleased to see Prime Minister Orbán elected to another term in Hungary

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    Stop playing the anti-Semitism card. It’s cynical and insulting

    To those who keep playing the anti-Semitism card: enough already

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    Five surprising takeaways from Sunday’s parliamentary elections

    Prime Minister Viktor Orbán won in a landslide where Fidesz-KDNP gained more votes than all of the opposition combined

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    PM Orbán: ‘Hungarians have stood up for Hungary’s sovereignty’

    "We won’t just prolong the previous term, but we will open a new chapter," he said

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    PM Orbán: Landslide victory proves people want honest and clear speech and to highlight migration problem plaguing Europe

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    Minority Rights

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    Ethnic Hungarians: a nation in a united Europe

    Nov 02, 2017 - Zoltán Kovács

    As a result of wars and the re-drawing of borders that have taken place in recent centuries, today’s borders in Europe rarely correspond to the physical location of the continent’s national groups. About one third of the 15 million-strong, ethnic Hungarian community, lives outside the borders of Hungary, mostly in the Carpathian Basin. These Hungarian communities, just as much as any other European national minorities, have the right to maintain their thousand year-old culture in the European Union.

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