Affairs / Society
Mittel class
Hungary has become the bête noir of Europe as fears grow that its government has a rather loose grasp of democracy. It shouldn’t be like this. The country has the talent and heritage to sell Brand Magyar to the world.
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Affairs / Government
Power shift
Hungary’s foreign affairs minister discusses the challenges facing his country’s EU presidency, the importance of an increased role for central Europe and his government’s reputation for media bashing.
Business / Aviation
Monocolumn
Tuesday 7 February
Closing Hungary’s national airline hits close to home
Funny, how a brand can be such a key part of a nation’s identity and yet the majority of citizens don’t really understand its significance until it’s gone.
Affairs / Economics
Monocolumn
Monday 10 October
Hungary gives two fingers to the banks
Many political parties talk left but act right when they win power.
Affairs / Politics
Europe Briefing
An ethnic minority debacle in Poland, election watch Portugal and a banknote overhaul in Sweden.
Affairs / Politics
Monocolumn
Sunday 2 May
What UK politics can learn from Hungary
As Gordon Brown blunders his way across Britain, party spin-doctors have called in Stephen Hopkins, director of the nail-biting television series 24, to take charge of election videos. But Labour should be looking to Hun…
Culture / Media
Media Briefing
A new Russian TV comedy channel, a bookshop in Bratislava, a new gallery in Washington and a Q & A with the founder of the Pinta art festival in Argentina.
Affairs / Politics
Europe Briefing
Hungary's Pest control and unmanned aircraft in Finnish airspace.
The Briefing, episode 100
Why the Taliban is talking tough on American operations, Hungary’s Prime Minister attacks the EU, and what the Japanese think of nuclear power.
Affairs / Government
Europe Briefing
Sweden cracks down on "sickies", Hungary's and Slovakia's war of words, and Paris trials electric-car sharing.
Affairs / Diplomacy
Monocolumn
Thursday 5 May
Changing the constitution – without asking first
Hungary has a new constitution – but it could cause more problems than it solves on the diplomatic front.
Affairs / Society
Europe Briefing
An eye on Serbia's parliamentary election, the launch of Bristol's own currency, and Q&As with Sweden's Minister of Gender Equality and the CEO of Norges Bank Investment Management, Oslo.
Affairs / Politics
Europe Briefing
The crime of stalking is elusive to define, tricky to prove, and tough to effectively punish.
Affairs / Politics
Europe briefing
The motorcade of Dutch queen Beatrix, Europe's dash for gas and an interview with Hungary's opposition leader, Gordon Bajnai.
Affairs / Politics
Monocolumn
Monday 5 April
Pre-election dirt digging
Hungary goes to the polls next Sunday in an election that analysts predict will produce a landslide victory for the centre-right opposition Fidesz party.
Affairs / Environment
Monocolumn
Sunday 17 October
The red sludge aftermath
The red sludge that engulfed towns and villages after a reservoir burst at MAL’s aluminium plant in Ajka, western Hungary, is steadily being cleared away but its toxic legacy remains.
The Globalist, episode 24
Today we explore behind the covers of book awards. Plus, an insight into Poland’s economic growth and successful business stories from Hungary.
Midori House, episode 72
Brazil’s airport revamp, Martyn Burke on journalists caught in combat, we visit a graffiti artist in Haiti and reflect on Hungary’s recently defunct national airline.
The Monocle Daily, episode 110
With recent human rights abuse accusations, we ask whether the Syrian opposition is an insurgency? And we discuss why Hungary’s president is accused of plagiarism.
The Globalist, episode 191
Can EU sanctions help remove Assad from Syria? We learn about Pakistan’s newly-proposed law for government officials, and check in with our Hungary correspondent.