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Family and gender in Orbán’s Hungary
04.Jul.2018 - 15:13
Shortly after Viktor Orbán’s third consecutive two-thirds majority victory in the Hungarian parliamentary elections on April 8th, the…
Hungary to imprison NGO workers helping asylum seekers and other migrants
26.Jun.2018 - 11:57
The Hungarian Government has voted on new legislation and a seventh amendment to the country’s Fundamental Law that would further deteriorate…
If US-North Korea talks fail, nuclear proliferation in Northeast Asia may escalate
18.Jun.2018 - 12:06
After meeting almost no foreign officials during the first six years of his reign, leader Kim Jong-un opened the door to South Korean senior…
Orbán - A Trendsetter?
07.Jun.2018 - 16:43
Some years ago, only few people knew which countries belonged to the Visegrad Group but in the meantime Visegrad has become synonymous in Western…
Malaysia’s Reformasi Movement Lives Up To Its Name
01.Jun.2018 - 15:20
For people in the states of Penang and Selangor, which had been governed by federal opposition parties for the last ten years, the sudden change…
Vulnerability and chaos in the Hungarian healthcare system
21.May.2018 - 12:01
The state of healthcare facilities and institutions is critical in some places, while public funding of the field falls way below the EU average.…
Media pluralism further declines in Hungary
02.May.2018 - 12:45
Just two days after Viktor Orbán’s third consecutive two-thirds majority victory in the Hungarian parliamentary elections on 8…
Nguy Thi Khanh: Changing the world for the better
30.Apr.2018 - 05:11
The Goldman Environmental Prize is one of the world’s most prestigious award honoring grassroot environmental activists. It is the first…
Linking Sectors: Power, transport, heat united
24.Apr.2018 - 10:00
Over the last decade, renewable electricity has seen remarkable growth. Between 2006 and 2016, renewables grew by an average of 5.3 percent a year…
Citizens: Many drops make a river
24.Apr.2018 - 10:00
The two countries in Europe that have installed the most renewable energy since 2009 are Denmark and Germany. These are also the countries with the…

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