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Weeklies on French riots and the resignation of the Justice Minister

Monday, July 10th, 2023

A liberal analyst attributes the week-long rioting throughout France to institutional racism, while a right-wing commentator asks how masses of second and third-generation immigrants can be fully integrated.

Commentators disagree sharply on the reasons behind the resignation of Justice Minister Judit Varga and her new role as lead Fidesz candidate for the European Parliament elections in 2024.

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Liberal pundit justifies US funding for opposition

Saturday, July 8th, 2023

A well-known liberal commentator thinks opposition parties couldn’t finance their electoral campaigns without help from abroad. READ MORE

Weeklies on Wagner mutiny

Monday, July 3rd, 2023

Analysts agree that the abortive attempt by mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin to march on Moscow revealed weaknesses within the Putin regime. One pro-government commentator accuses the opposition of rooting for the head of the Wagner group. READ MORE

Diverging opinions on Prigozhin’s abortive coup

Tuesday, June 27th, 2023

Commentators draw disparate although not entirely contradictory conclusions from the unprecedented attempt at a military takeover in Russia. READ MORE

Weeklies on suspended EU transfers

Monday, June 26th, 2023

Opposition-leaning commentators take it for granted that most of the financial transfers to Hungary will continue to be withheld by the European Union. One pro-government expert also believes that Hungary must prepare for that eventuality. READ MORE

Weeklies on the war in Ukraine

Monday, June 19th, 2023

Opposition-leaning and pro-government commentators offer sharply opposing views on the latest developments in the war. READ MORE

Weeklies on the prospect of lasting delays to EU funds

Monday, June 12th, 2023

Left-wing commentators suspect that the government would rather give up the bulk of the EU transfers to Hungary than fulfil the rule of law conditions set by the European Commission. Pro-government columnists suggest that the controversy behind the frozen European funds is based on divergences over identity politics. READ MORE

Weeklies on student demonstrators

Monday, May 29th, 2023

Opposition-leaning columnists vituperate against the government, whom they accuse of ruining the system of public education while lavishing praise on the few hundred students who have staged demonstrations to express their dissatisfaction. A pro-government analyst finds it shameful for the opposition ‘to send students to the frontline’ to provoke the police. READ MORE

Weeklies on Hungary’s conflicts in international relations

Monday, May 22nd, 2023

Left-wing and liberal commentators accuse Prime Minister Orbán of wantonly provoking conflicts with allies, while pro-government columnists believe that he is defending the national interest against undue intrusion. READ MORE

Left-liberal pundits describe PM Orbán as a conflict-seeking tactician

Thursday, May 18th, 2023

Two critics of the government believe the Prime Minister is leading Hungary into a fatal clash with the European Union. READ MORE