My publication on Millenna.hu is about Trump’s unpredictable return to office and how his politics is shaking up politics, even among his so-called ‘allies’ from the right wing abroad. From…
As some of you may know, being an expat—especially in Hungary—can be pretty tough. I recently did an interview with XpatLoop.com about my experiences and how a six-month visit turned…
The ruling Fidesz-KNP government reminded Hungarian politics of its two-thirds parliamentary majority on Tuesday the 18th of March 2025 by voting against public PRIDE parades in Hungary. In a move…
This data visualizes US Google search interest in Viktor Orbán from 2016 to 2024, sourced from Google Trends. Google Trends measures search volume over time, with 100 representing peak interest.…
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is complimented by Donald Trump as one of the “strongest leaders in Europe” during the 2024 US presidential debate. The Hungarian leader has emerged as the…
The Case Against Woke-ism: Why Identity Politics Falls Short Woke culture has emerged as a popular discourse, promising to address societal injustices in ways traditional equality allegedly cannot. For its…
The Visegrad Group (V4), which includes Czechia, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia, offers a unique perspective on income inequality in Central Europe. Gini Index The Gini Index is a widely used…
In my paper, “Can International Law Really Be Classified as Law? Why or Why Not?” I delve into the legitimacy of International law through the lens of Hans Kelsen’s pure…
The EU passed eventual support for Ukraine in the form of a €50 billion financial aid package, but not without weeks of resistance from the Hungarian government. Hungary’s vote as…
Border Politics – The Limits of Soverign Power By Nick Vaughan-Williams Review by Edmond Hellawell Border Politics: The Limits of Sovereign Power argues for a fresh perspective on state borders,…
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