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Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán’s once-admired “illiberal model” is faltering — plagued by economic crisis, voter …
Read More »The Era of Orbánism as an Exportable Model May Be Ending
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Unmasking Visegrád24: Tracing the People, Money, and Political Connections
On X/Twitter, Visegrád24 became famous for its anti-Muslim and anti-migration stance as well as waves …
Read More »The 5% Solution: A Realpolitik Path to Peace in Ukraine
Teaser: A modest territorial concession, backed by NATO guarantees and Russian investment, could end the …
Read More »Gaza Peace Plan: Between the Stick and the Poisoned Carrot
The peace plan proposed by Israel and the United States for Gaza is not only …
Read More »In Kosovo’s Elections, Serb Representation Is the West’s Fig Leaf
Kosovo’s local elections on October 12 come at a time of unusual strain. What should …
Read More »Prijedor’s Press Freedom Woes Mirror Wider Crisis in Bosnia’s Republika Srpska
“A few weeks before the 2024 election campaign in Bosnia and Herzegovina started, my phone …
Read More »Populist Former PM Rides Wave of Discontent as Czechs Vote in Key Election
Gathered under the rallying cry to “prevent the rule of extremists”, thousands of people converged …
Read More »Boiler Room: Belgrade Call Centres at Heart of Israeli-Linked Investment Scam
“Tell them you’re only offering educational materials,” one said into the camera. “Nothing more.” The …
Read More »Macedonia: Still Some Way to Go Towards the EU
No one seems to care about the beaten woman. Instead, those who performed their civic …
Read More »Spotlight on Terrorism and the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
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