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Hungary

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Politics

LGBTQ Community Became Viktor Orban’s Latest Scapegoat

Viktoria Radvanyi and Budapest Pride/October 22, 2020October 23, 2020 /Leave a comment

Viktor Orbán’s national conservative Fidesz party is famous for its method of relentlessly searching the ideal topic for their next populist campaign. They need topics that allow them to dominate public life in the long term, and can be used to generate intense anger.

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Society

Pragmatism or Sign of Weakness? Visegrad Countries React Cautiously to Refugee Pact

Detmar Doering, Natalie Marakova, Toni Skoric and Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom/October 8, 2020 /Leave a comment

Refugee policy has gained momentum. In the run-up to the EU summit, the EU Commission wants to accommodate the representatives of the Central European countries of the Visegrad Group (V4): “Flexible solidarity” is the motto.

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Society

COVID-19 Is Not the Biggest Issue Pride Organizers Face in CEE

Prague Pride/September 16, 2020September 16, 2020 /Leave a comment

As news about cancellation of world Pride events started coming, Prague Pride team decided to hold the event as originally scheduled in August, and despite obstacles provide Czech LGBT+ people with a chance to enjoy a week of solidarity.

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Politics

Lessons from the Last European Presidency Trios

Kamilla Kiraly and Republikon Institute/August 14, 2020 /Leave a comment

The Council of the European Union as voice of the member governments and as main legislative body of the EU alongside with the Parliament, had a key role in these debates which worth to recall.

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Policy Papers, Think Tank News

New Law on the Right to Assembly in Hungary as Applied in Practice

Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom/August 12, 2020 /Leave a comment

The regulatory framework of the right to peaceful assembly in Hungary was radically reshaped by a new law enacted in October 2018 by the Parliament where the governing party holds a qualified majority enabling it to modify laws in accordance with its political will.

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Politics

Quo Vadis Hungary? Power Grab Amid COVID-19 Crisis

Toni Skoric and Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom/May 21, 2020May 21, 2020 /Leave a comment

The “Coronavirus Law” adopted by the Hungarian Parliament on March 30 did not only enable Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to govern by decree for an unlimited period of time, but also suspended elections and referendums. With the passing of the emergency law, the parliament had disempowered itself.

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Politics

Hungarian and Polish Governments Use COVID-19 to Gain More Power

Eliza Rutynowska and FOR/May 18, 2020 /Leave a comment

The outbreak of the COVID-19 epidemic has led to numerous legislative changes in countries around the world. However, some governments quickly recognized this as a unique opportunity for further concentration and consolidation of power.

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Politics

Freedom House Index: Poland and Region Drop in Ranking

Piotr Olinski and FOR/May 15, 2020 /Leave a comment

In this year’s Nations in Transit by the Freedom House, Poland loses the status of a consolidated democracy. Other CEE countries also decline with their democracy score.

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Society

Why Does Hungary Not Celebrate Regime Change

Domonkos Kiss and Republikon Institute/May 12, 2020 /Leave a comment

The regime change in the former Eastern Bloc may rarely be connected to one specific date. It is rather considered a process which took place between 1989 and 1990. Of course,there were several important events. But none of them could be identified solely as “the” one that signifies the change of a regime.

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Society

Remote Learning in Hungary: Late Step toward Digitalization

Dora Pakai and Republikon Institute/May 8, 2020 /Leave a comment

Whilst universities have always been in an advantageous situation because of digital tools and lessons available online, amd thanks to the fact that university students are used to digitalization, primary and secondary schools in Hungary are still in their infancy regarding digital education.

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