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Politics

Fidesz and the European Union: Migration, Nothing More

Patrik Szicherle and Role of Russia in 2019 EP Elections/February 25, 2019February 25, 2019 /Leave a comment

713 articles shared on Facebook sites belonging to government-controlled media outlets and pro-Kremlin outlets indicate that the governing party’s EP campaign messages mainly attack the EU elite and the bloc’s institutional system through the dissemination of manipulative information concerning migration.

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Society

How Do Young Poles Vote (and Why Not for Liberals)?

Kacper Aleksander Czechowicz and Projekt Polska/February 19, 2019February 19, 2019 /Leave a comment

The way youth’s votes will break between the opposition’s coalition and the Spring party may significantly affect the electoral programs and election campaigns of the autumn parliamentary election. In the meantime, we’re still in our bubble.

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Politics

Political Parties Heading for Extinction?

Jan Oravec and F.A. Hayek Foundation/January 23, 2019January 18, 2019 /Leave a comment

The November 2018 communal elections in Slovakia revealed a growing trend. In the battle of party candidates vs. the independents it was more often than not the latter who emerged victorious. Parties have been becoming the political dinosaurs of modern age.

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Politics

No Transparency of Election of Judges to New Polish National Council of the Judiciary

Patryk Wachowiec and FOR/May 23, 2018 /Leave a comment

Three months after Civil Development Forum (FOR) inquired the Minister of Justice about the judges who supported the candidates for the new National Council of the Judiciary (NCJ), we have received answers with mostly… blank pages.

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Consequences of 2018 Hungarian Parliamentary Election

Viktoria Anda and Republikon Institute/May 15, 2018 /1 Comment

Viktor Orbán’s right-wing populist Fidesz party won a third consecutive term in office with a two-thirds majority in the Hungarian parliamentary election of April 2018. Orbán is known for building an “illiberal state”, which he officially announced in the summer of 2014.

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Gergely Karácsony: Who Should Hungarian Liberals Vote For?

Miklos Varga and Republikon Institute/November 6, 2017 /Leave a comment

Karácsony believes that political liberalism works best in Northern states, which are not classical liberal countries, but highly redistributive policies and various welfare state services are implemented. These countries also follow the model of consensus democracy, which should also be applied in Hungary.

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Politics

The Chances of Fidesz in the Forthcoming Election in Hungary

Levente Nanasi and Republikon Institute/October 30, 2017 /Leave a comment

The number of Fidesz voters has only fluctuated, but not changed significantly since the last elections in 2014. Apart from the numbers, it is important to mention that most of the opinion polls show that their supporters are continuously getting more homogenous.

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The Decline of Individualism in Poland? An Accident or a Strategic Plan of Collectivist Forces?

Krzysztof Rek and Projekt Polska/October 30, 2017October 31, 2017 /Leave a comment

There are liberal democratic parties such as moderately conservative Civic Platform (formerly led by Donald Tusk) or liberal Nowoczesna. They can base their voter’s value proposition on individualism yet their resources are far from Kaczynski’s party. There are other players, too.

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Be Like Macron a.k.a Populism Has No Legs

Marcin Wojciechowski and Liberte/June 6, 2017June 6, 2017 /Leave a comment

Recently, the eyes of Europe were on the presidential election in France. Macron managed to convince 8.6 mln voters to support him within a year. Although no politician dares to say it out loud, by looking at the outcome, all politicians think about their own careers. And draw conclusions.

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Economy

Three Steps to End a Legislative Boom in Slovakia

Jan Oravec and F.A. Hayek Foundation/March 20, 2016August 29, 2017 /Leave a comment

Over 90% of legislative burden in Slovakia comes from four ministries: the Ministry of Finances, the Ministry of Labor, thr Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Economy. The highest share, about 65% (EUR 1.7 billion) comes from the Ministry of Finances.

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