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Zsolt Nagy
About Zsolt Nagy
A Hungarian political scientist, Project Manager at Republikon Institute. He studied political science at Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest. He is interested in political thinking, democratization, Hybrid regimes, and political education
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Ideological and Power Battles Amid Pandemic: 9th Constitutional Amendment in Hungary

Zsolt Nagy and Republikon Institute/December 5, 2020December 7, 2020 /Leave a comment

The pandemic can rule the agenda, but it cannot rule the ideology. This is the main lesson of the past few days in Hungary. The government has introduced restrictions and a crisis management plan, while PM Viktor Orbán has began writing the new chapter of the Hungarian ideological-cultural war in the meantime.

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3+1 Political Topics You Should Pay Attention in 2020

Zsolt Nagy and Republikon Institute/January 16, 2020January 17, 2020 /Leave a comment

No one could say that 2019 was a boring year when it comes to politics. An impeachment was started against Donald Trump, House of Commons failed to vote the Brexit (twice), and many more. After such an exciting year like 2019, what could we expect from 2020?

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Hungary 2017: Stable Fidesz, More Active Left-Liberal Wing, and a New Political Actor

Zsolt Nagy and Republikon Institute/May 1, 2017August 7, 2017 /Leave a comment

At first glance, the beginning of 2017 did not bring any significant changes in the Hungarian politics. Fidesz still leads confidently, having almost an absolute majority. Moreover, power relations between the liberal-left parties are stable. However, we may also notice a number of new tendencies.

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