Balint Toth-Kaszas

Intern responsible for political analysis at Republikon Institute. A third-year undergraduate student of Political Sciences at Eötvös Loránd University. He is interested in election systems, their effects on political systems, and international relations

Politics

In Sickness and in Health? On Importance of Visegrad Cooperation

BY Balint Toth-Kaszas AND Republikon Institute / January 21, 2020

The Visegrád Cooperation is not nearly as united and indissoluble as the Hungarian Government wishes to present it. Member states often have conflicting interests which are pursued to the detriment of each other and cooperation.

Politics

US-Hungarian Relations under Orbán Governments: U-turn in American Diplomacy

BY Balint Toth-Kaszas AND Republikon Institute / October 14, 2019

It is crucial to understand the quality and evolution of Hungarian-American relations under the Orbán governments, which have been in office since 2010, as well as the main defining events in the relationship between the Hungarian and American governments.