No surprise that the far-left British newspaper The Guardian dislikes the national conservatism of Prime Minister Orbán, but their criticism borders on obsession and their articles are frequently riddled with...
The Guardian leads the race to the bottom.
Yes, you read that correctly.
The Guardian newspaper has named Son of Saul by Lászlo Nemes as the 12th best film of the 21st century.
The State Secretary for International Communications and Relations has said an article published by the Guardian newspaper criticizing press freedom in Hungary “simply doesn’t square with the reality of today’s Hungary”.
The liberal, internationalist writer (the moniker he has used for himself) Timothy Garton Ash has been on the war path in the European media recently against Hungary.
The liberal media is freaking out about Imre Nagy and 1956
On Friday, The Guardian published an article claiming that the Hungarian government is withholding food from asylum seekers and moreover making it almost impossible to satisfy the requirements for getting shelter in the transit zone since “anyone who had arrived in Hungary from a safe country was automatically ineligible. Most people arrive from Serbia, which is considered safe."
It’s about easing the financial burdens on families who want to have children, and, yes, the hope is that couples will have more children.
The editorial board of The New York Times, a veritable Wikipedia gold mine of names from America’s left-wing elite, has once again turned its indignant wrath on Hungary and Prime Minister Orbán. The editors and publishers who make up the board are hot and bothered about the prime minister’s “right-wing, nativist, nationalist politics.” They’re so woke.
A few simple – and fairly universal -- rules keep order in a press conference, any press conference.
Perhaps CEU should adhere to its own principles and comply with the law, according to an editorial published in the Guardian newspaper.
"We’ll all be Hungary soon if the ‘let ‘em all in’ brigade don’t shut up," writes the renowned The Spectator publication, following Hungary's referendum result on Sunday