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State Secretary: Foreign-funded activism is sowing division in Hungary
Zoltán Kovács said segregation in any form is bad, and Hungary is fighting it. But the case in the town of Gyöngyöspata is not as simple as that.
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Government Spokesperson pens letter to editor of POLITICO pointing out that Hungary’s civil society is doing just fine
These critics, writes Kovács, make the same mistake. They claim that without them and their ideologically driven Soros-funded organizations, civil society ceases to exist
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That’s how you write in the West – oh, and on the Left
The mainstream western media put up an unprecedented ballyhoo about the elections in Hungary. It feels good but somewhat funny as well. It feels good because it has been my...
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‘Pardon me, Comrade, this is the verdict’
Like Virág in The Witness, they've already reached their verdict on the Orbán Government and every piece of reporting about Hungary has to uphold that verdict
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Hey, POLITICO Europe, you left out some important details – like really important details – about the Ahmed H. incident
When POLITICO Europe published that story this morning on the retrial of a man facing charges in Hungary after an attack on Hungarian border guards, the reporter and editors left a lot out of the story.
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"Viktor Orbán is winning the migration debate" writes leading publication
“Nobody will admit it in this town, but yes, Orbán’s narrative is prevailing," a senior EU offical told Politico
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POLITICO: “Orbán wins the migration argument”
In an article published this morning, “Orbán wins the migration argument,” POLITICO Europe writes: “Suddenly most EU leaders echo the Hungarian prime minister.”