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Hungary’s 2026 Election: What a Tisza Government Might Mean for International Business

Edmond September 1, 2025 0Comment

As the 2026 Hungarian elections approach, several well-known pollsters already place the up-and-coming Respect and Freedom Party (TISZA) well ahead in both raw support and simulated parliamentary seat count. This…

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Trump’s Far-Right Faceplant: Breaking the Back of the Right Wing Moment

Edmond June 17, 2025 0Comment

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…

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My XpatLoop.com Interview

Edmond April 7, 2025 0Comment

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…

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Hungary Bans Pride: Escalating Attacks on Democratic Freedoms

Edmond March 23, 2025 0Comment

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…

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The Chinese Alternative: Politics-free Development and Corruption in Africa

Edmond March 23, 2025 0Comment

Many African countries have welcomed Chinese investment, and wouldn’t you too? China has shown the world what economic growth looks like in the 21st century, positioning itself as a leading…

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Tracking US Google Search Interest in Viktor Orbán (2016–2024)

Edmond February 6, 2025 0Comment

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.…

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Trump’s Dream of Orbán-Style Power and his admiration for strongman alike.

Edmond February 3, 2025 0Comment

It was quite the moment for Prime Minister Viktor Orbán when he was called the “strongest leader in Europe” by Donald Trump during the 2024 US presidential debate. Surprisingly, it’s…

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My Case Against Woke-ism: Why Identity Politics Falls Short

Edmond November 18, 2024 0Comment

Woke, identity politics has gained notable popularity, particularly among US campuses as a catch-all solution for addressing societal injustices in ways traditional equality allegedly cannot. For its supporters, existing approaches…

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Visegrad Group Gini Index (2004 – 2021)

Edmond October 11, 2024 0Comment

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…

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Can International Law Be Classified as Law?

Edmond July 8, 2024 0Comment

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…

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  • Hungary’s 2026 Election: What a Tisza Government Might Mean for International Business
  • Hungary Bans Pride: Escalating Attacks on Democratic Freedoms
  • The Chinese Alternative: Politics-free Development and Corruption in Africa
  • Trump’s Dream of Orbán-Style Power and his admiration for strongman alike.
  • My Case Against Woke-ism: Why Identity Politics Falls Short

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  • Tracking US Google Search Interest in Viktor Orbán (2016–2024)
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Hungary Bans Pride: Escalating Attacks on Democratic Freedoms

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