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Opinion: Weeklies on Hungary’s Deteriorating Relations with its Allies

Opinion: Weeklies on Hungary’s Deteriorating Relations with its Allies

Critics lambast the government for its stance on Ukraine and increasingly conflictual attitude towards NATO and EU allies, while pro-government commentators take the cabinet’s side in its conflicts with international partners.
Hungarian Opinion: Conflicting Views on the Arrest Warrant for President Putin

Hungarian Opinion: Conflicting Views on the Arrest Warrant for President Putin

Radical pro-government commentators dismiss the arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court for Vladimir Putin as a useless exercise, while a leftist columnist welcomes it as at least a moral gesture.
Opinion: Weeklies on Press Freedom and Hungary’s Place in the EU

Opinion: Weeklies on Press Freedom and Hungary’s Place in the EU

Opposition-leaning commentators are fiercely critical of both the government’s perennial conflicts with the European Union and the plight of the press, while a pro-government weekly quotes statistics to prove the existence of vibrant and diverse media.
Opinion: Hungarian Weeklies on Conflicts with Western Allies

Opinion: Hungarian Weeklies on Conflicts with Western Allies

Opinions diverge on the rights and wrongs of the Hungarian government, but commentators agree that there is growing friction between Hungary and its partners in the Western alliance.
Opinion: Hungarian Weeklies on the First Year of the War in Ukraine

Opinion: Hungarian Weeklies on the First Year of the War in Ukraine

Left-wing and liberal authors believe that the West should support Ukraine until it regains the territories occupied by Russia.
Opinion: Opposing Takes on Orbán’s ‘State of the Nation’ Address

Opinion: Opposing Takes on Orbán’s ‘State of the Nation’ Address

The Prime Minister’s annual address to his faithful supporters on Saturday is seen as full of contradictions by a left-wing pundit, while a pro-government commentator describes it as reassuring in an uncertain world.
Opinion: Hungarian Weeklies on Extremist Street Violence in Budapest

Opinion: Hungarian Weeklies on Extremist Street Violence in Budapest

A conservative and a centrist columnist fear that the violence perpetrated by extremist groups could be followed by more turbulence and uncertainty in Hungary.
Opinion: Street Violence in Budapest

Opinion: Street Violence in Budapest

Far-left and far-right gangs were reported to have attacked random individuals in Budapest after an 11 February anniversary rally to commemorate the 1945 attempt of encircled German and Hungarian soldiers to break out of Budapest.
Hungarian Opinion: PM Orbán’s Statements on Ukraine

Hungarian Opinion: PM Orbán’s Statements on Ukraine

Commentators disagree sharply on Prime Minister Orbán’s call for peace talks and an armistice in Ukraine.
Opinion: Weeklies on Hungary’s Deteriorating Relations with its Allies

Opinion: Weeklies on Hungary’s Deteriorating Relations with its Allies

Critics lambast the government for its stance on Ukraine and increasingly conflictual attitude towards NATO and EU allies, while pro-government commentators take the cabinet’s side in its conflicts with international partners.
Hungarian Opinion: Conflicting Views on the Arrest Warrant for President Putin

Hungarian Opinion: Conflicting Views on the Arrest Warrant for President Putin

Radical pro-government commentators dismiss the arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court for Vladimir Putin as a useless exercise, while a leftist columnist welcomes it as at least a moral gesture.
Opinion: Weeklies on Press Freedom and Hungary’s Place in the EU

Opinion: Weeklies on Press Freedom and Hungary’s Place in the EU

Opposition-leaning commentators are fiercely critical of both the government’s perennial conflicts with the European Union and the plight of the press, while a pro-government weekly quotes statistics to prove the existence of vibrant and diverse media.
Opinion: Hungarian Weeklies on Conflicts with Western Allies

Opinion: Hungarian Weeklies on Conflicts with Western Allies

Opinions diverge on the rights and wrongs of the Hungarian government, but commentators agree that there is growing friction between Hungary and its partners in the Western alliance.
Opinion: Hungarian Weeklies on the First Year of the War in Ukraine

Opinion: Hungarian Weeklies on the First Year of the War in Ukraine

Left-wing and liberal authors believe that the West should support Ukraine until it regains the territories occupied by Russia.
Opinion: Opposing Takes on Orbán’s ‘State of the Nation’ Address

Opinion: Opposing Takes on Orbán’s ‘State of the Nation’ Address

The Prime Minister’s annual address to his faithful supporters on Saturday is seen as full of contradictions by a left-wing pundit, while a pro-government commentator describes it as reassuring in an uncertain world.
Opinion: Hungarian Weeklies on Extremist Street Violence in Budapest

Opinion: Hungarian Weeklies on Extremist Street Violence in Budapest

A conservative and a centrist columnist fear that the violence perpetrated by extremist groups could be followed by more turbulence and uncertainty in Hungary.
Opinion: Street Violence in Budapest

Opinion: Street Violence in Budapest

Far-left and far-right gangs were reported to have attacked random individuals in Budapest after an 11 February anniversary rally to commemorate the 1945 attempt of encircled German and Hungarian soldiers to break out of Budapest.
Hungarian Opinion: PM Orbán’s Statements on Ukraine

Hungarian Opinion: PM Orbán’s Statements on Ukraine

Commentators disagree sharply on Prime Minister Orbán’s call for peace talks and an armistice in Ukraine.