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U.S. Ambassador Praises Hungary-U.S. Ties

U.S. Ambassador Praises Hungary-U.S. Ties

US Ambassador David B. Cornstein said on Thursday that Hungary and America “have elevated the dialogue” in recent months, while ties are friendly and worthy of two allies.

Local Opinion: Case CEU In Hungary – How Important Is It?

Left wing commentators consider the departure of the US-accredited degree modules of the Central European University a major defeat for democracy. A conservative analyst remarks that the West does not seem too concerned.
PM’s Office Slams NYT, The Guardian On Hungary Coverage

PM’s Office Slams NYT, The Guardian On Hungary Coverage

Zoltán Kovács, the state secretary for international communication and relations at the Prime Minister’s Office, slammed coverage of recent Hungarian events in English-speaking left-leaning media outlets, writing that at The New York Times, “the editors and publishers … are hot and bothered about the [Hungarian] prime minister’s ‘right-wing, nativist, nationalist politics.’ They’re so woke.”
Local Opinion: CEU Moves 4 Courses Out Of 5 From Budapest To Vienna

Local Opinion: CEU Moves 4 Courses Out Of 5 From Budapest To Vienna

After the President of the Central European University announced that 49 of the CEU’s 59 courses will be transferred to Vienna, the debate continues in the press on whether the government’s refusal to let them stay serves or harms Hungary’s interests.
Local Opinion: CEU Moves U.S. Degrees To Vienna From Budapest

Local Opinion: CEU Moves U.S. Degrees To Vienna From Budapest

A leftist commentator accuses the government of trying to annihilate those intellectuals whose opinions differ from its own. A pro-government columnist, on the other hand believes that the kind of open society the Central University advocates has no place in Hungary.
Gov't Spokesman: CEU Move From Budapest To Vienna 'Political Bluff'

Gov't Spokesman: CEU Move From Budapest To Vienna 'Political Bluff'

Hungary’s government spokesman called the Central European University’s Monday announcement to move courses to Vienna “a political bluff”.
Local Opinion: Comments On The Departure Of CEU

Local Opinion: Comments On The Departure Of CEU

Left-wing commentators see a litmus test in the government’s handing of the CEU affair; one explains why the Prime Minister feels he cannot compromise on that matter, while pro-government outlets ridicule the protests over the planned transfer of most CEU courses to Vienna.
CEU Signals Move From Budapest To Vienna

CEU Signals Move From Budapest To Vienna

The Central European University (CEU) has said that unless the university can emerge from its current legal limbo in Hungary by December 1, incoming students will study at the CEU’s new campus in Vienna.
Budapest’s Corvinus University To Retain Free Courses

Budapest’s Corvinus University To Retain Free Courses

Budapest’s Corvinus University will retain free places in its courses “in the thousand range in each year”, Lívia Pavlik, ministerial commissioner and chancellor of the university, told public news television M1.
U.S. Ambassador Praises Hungary-U.S. Ties

U.S. Ambassador Praises Hungary-U.S. Ties

US Ambassador David B. Cornstein said on Thursday that Hungary and America “have elevated the dialogue” in recent months, while ties are friendly and worthy of two allies.

Local Opinion: Case CEU In Hungary – How Important Is It?

Left wing commentators consider the departure of the US-accredited degree modules of the Central European University a major defeat for democracy. A conservative analyst remarks that the West does not seem too concerned.
PM’s Office Slams NYT, The Guardian On Hungary Coverage

PM’s Office Slams NYT, The Guardian On Hungary Coverage

Zoltán Kovács, the state secretary for international communication and relations at the Prime Minister’s Office, slammed coverage of recent Hungarian events in English-speaking left-leaning media outlets, writing that at The New York Times, “the editors and publishers … are hot and bothered about the [Hungarian] prime minister’s ‘right-wing, nativist, nationalist politics.’ They’re so woke.”
Local Opinion: CEU Moves 4 Courses Out Of 5 From Budapest To Vienna

Local Opinion: CEU Moves 4 Courses Out Of 5 From Budapest To Vienna

After the President of the Central European University announced that 49 of the CEU’s 59 courses will be transferred to Vienna, the debate continues in the press on whether the government’s refusal to let them stay serves or harms Hungary’s interests.
Local Opinion: CEU Moves U.S. Degrees To Vienna From Budapest

Local Opinion: CEU Moves U.S. Degrees To Vienna From Budapest

A leftist commentator accuses the government of trying to annihilate those intellectuals whose opinions differ from its own. A pro-government columnist, on the other hand believes that the kind of open society the Central University advocates has no place in Hungary.
Gov't Spokesman: CEU Move From Budapest To Vienna 'Political Bluff'

Gov't Spokesman: CEU Move From Budapest To Vienna 'Political Bluff'

Hungary’s government spokesman called the Central European University’s Monday announcement to move courses to Vienna “a political bluff”.
Local Opinion: Comments On The Departure Of CEU

Local Opinion: Comments On The Departure Of CEU

Left-wing commentators see a litmus test in the government’s handing of the CEU affair; one explains why the Prime Minister feels he cannot compromise on that matter, while pro-government outlets ridicule the protests over the planned transfer of most CEU courses to Vienna.
CEU Signals Move From Budapest To Vienna

CEU Signals Move From Budapest To Vienna

The Central European University (CEU) has said that unless the university can emerge from its current legal limbo in Hungary by December 1, incoming students will study at the CEU’s new campus in Vienna.
Budapest’s Corvinus University To Retain Free Courses

Budapest’s Corvinus University To Retain Free Courses

Budapest’s Corvinus University will retain free places in its courses “in the thousand range in each year”, Lívia Pavlik, ministerial commissioner and chancellor of the university, told public news television M1.