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In the last 6 years, none of the large movements in Hungary have had a proper mobilization strategy.
Budapest: government’s decision to destroy the city’s largest public park sparks protests
Elaborate plans for a Museum District in the Városliget park threaten public space as part of the government’s efforts to move its offices to the symbolic location of Buda Castle.
Hungarian government seeks to invest itself with extraordinary powers using the threat of terrorism
A new constitutional amendment in Hungary will give excessive powers to the government.
Jámbor: Orbán’s Hungary is not heaven
A personal advice to Polish voters on why they shouldn’t take inspiration from Viktor Orbán’s Hungary.
The Hungarian government is playing an inhumane Catch 22 with the refugees
Viktor Orban would opt for cruelty if only it serves his political ambitions.
Defiant of their government, Hungarians set love and solidarity free
András Jámbor reporting from the Keleti Railway Station in Budapest.