• Periscope|21/05/2010

    "Hello, Hungarians!" Zoltán Gera almost in tears

    After last week’s match, when Fulham played against Hamburg, the British press was full of Zoltán Gera’s name, for it was thanks to his goal that his team got into the European League finals.

  • Stemming the brain drain
    Periscope|14/05/2010

    Stemming the brain drain

    Following last year’s example, the Hungarian Academy of Sciences has again invited applications for the Momentum – Young Researchers’ Program to promote young researchers and stem their emigration abroad.

  • Periscope|19/11/2009

    A distorting mirror

    “Imre Kertész is exaggerating when he says that anti-Semitism prevails in public discourse in Hungary,” says Péter Feldmájer. According to the president of the Jewish Hungarian Communities, whether or not Fidesz nominates Oszkár Molnár will show whether the party finds anti-Semitic views acceptable or not.

  • Periscope|29/10/2009

    From one ghetto to the other

    In During the past few years, local governments have (forcefully) relocated thousands of Roma under the pretext of urban regeneration. The renewal of the inner cities is underway, but the social problems are being “exported” to the villages.

  • Periscope|22/10/2009

    Rebellion of doctors

    Should public health authorities be unable to overcome the resistance of general practitioners, there might be millions of swine flu vaccine ampoules left unused. Not only do doctors not recommend vaccination, they have also shifted responsibility onto patients – while there are already twice as many fatalities in Hungary as in Germany.

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