editorial partner Liberte! Friedrich Naumann Foundation

Kitti Kosa

ABOUT Kitti Kosa
Intern at Republikon Institute, graduated with a bachelor’s degree in political science and master’s degree in communication and media from University of Szeged. Her main interest is political communication and its impact on today's society, particularly among younger generations.
Power Thrown Up Against the Wall: Decline of Hungarian Political Poster Culture
Politics
Power Thrown Up Against the Wall: Decline of Hungarian Political Poster Culture
Over the past decades, political poster culture in Hungary has undergone a radical transformation, reflecting a broader erosion of democratic norms and a decline in civil discourse. Formerly a medium of political creativity and pluralistic expression, public spaces in Hungary have increasingly become a battleground for government propaganda, dominated by crude, repetitive imagery and simplistic, emotive slogans.
Disparity in Campaign Financing in Hungary’s 2024 EP and Municipal Elections
Politics
Disparity in Campaign Financing in Hungary’s 2024 EP and Municipal Elections
The 2024 EP and municipal elections in Hungary, held on the same day, provide a complex and illuminating study of how financial resources, legal frameworks, and media control shape electoral outcomes. The Fidesz party\'s overwhelming dominance in campaign spending, both directly and indirectly, highlights significant imbalances in the democratic process.