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Who is right in the dispute over the suspension of controversial neonicotinoid inscecticides in Hungary?
If you protest radically in Hungary, you might be shipped off to a psychiatric ward
Hungarian government reaches new low by branding protesters ‘mentally ill’.
Krétakör and the current status of NGOs in Hungary
The Hungarian government regards all autonomous organizations as a threat and is attempting to bring them under its own influence, or make their operations impossible.
Hungarian cabinet to scrap civil partnerships for same-sex couples
The government is attacking its own people and disrespecting their love and their rights out of sheer politicking.
The Hijacking of the State: Hungarian Central Bank’s Billion-Dollar Corruption Scandal
The current scandal is not just a high-profile corruption case; the spending of public funds by the Central Bank is part of the regime-building activities of the Fidesz-government.
Budapest: Hundreds of taxi drivers protest against Uber
Taxi drivers are demanding that the same regulations apply to Uber as to them.
Hungarian opposition movements and the transmission of political impotence
In the last 6 years, none of the large movements in Hungary have had a proper mobilization strategy.