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World Affairs|01/03/2011

A hazardous game of words

There are probably hardly any European newspaper readers who have not come across reports in the press about the media law in Hungary.
World Affairs|01/03/2011

Europe’s one-sidedness

EP representatives have criticised Hungary for building a kingdom, while there are already kingdoms in many European countries. Left-right wing opposition is just as strong in the European Union as it is in Hungary – says József Szájer.
World Affairs|14/02/2011

"A Swiss dictatorship would be more interesting"

Melinda Nadj Abonji was born in Vojvodina and issued a birth certificate in the Serbian language. The writer, who hails from Hungary, moved to Switzerland as a child.
World Affairs|22/12/2010

Interesting…

Reading about the relations important for Hungarian foreign policy, one could come across some very telling commentaries recently.
World Affairs|13/12/2010

The pitfalls of the presidency

Only time will tell how the relationship will develop from 1 January between the prime minister of Hungary, constantly engaged in foreign policy, and the EU presidency.

World Affairs|13/12/2010

If a sultan, a king and a party state- secretary can put their heads together….

According to recent news briefs the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) are jointly collecting donations at their respective embassies in Budapest for the victims of the Hungarian red sludge disaster.
World Affairs|23/11/2010

Socialism that was

Its 100th birthday is being celebrated but it is long buried. The only place on earth where communism was not synonymous with dictatorship. A utopian experiment, the failure of which did not result in ruins.
World Affairs|15/11/2010

Powder keg

Hindering Serbia’s EU accession may well be the objective of the people who provoked the bloody incidents at both Belgrade’s gay parade and the football stadium in Genoa.
World Affairs|05/11/2010

A shocking revelation: political photo doctored

An Egyptian daily newspaper doctored one of the photographs taken at the Middle East peace summit.
World Affairs|05/11/2010

Limbo

Cuba would have the world believe that the country is undergoing positive changes. However, the system has not changed at all under President Raúl Castro claims Juan Carlos Herrera Acosta.

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