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Hungary: Cultural Struggle for Science
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Viktor Orbán wants to connect the research network HUN-REN to a state university in Budapest. Women scientists fear an attack through the back doorRead the full article on FALTER.at
How Viktor Orbán uses culture as an instrument of power – and what this has to do with Styria, Graz and the Annenviertel. In the Theater am Lend artists:inside and cultural mediators:inside from Hungary and Styria on political influence on culture. The event Kulturkampf: Hungary – #Rettungskette 2 took the cultural policy of the Hungarian government as an occasion to critically illuminate developments in Austria. Especially in the Annenviertel i…
Print In the Frankfurter Rundschau, Péter Techet also became the (temporarily taken from the agenda) sovereignty law, with which Viktor Orbán strives for greater control over NGOs and free media. Techet believes that the bill clearly shows that Orbán is willing to do everything possible to remain in power even after the 2026 parliamentary elections. The full article can be read here. The article Péter Techet for Frankfurter Rundschau on Orbán's …
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