Free or Not Free?

István Hegedűs made a presentation entitled "Changing Hungary: the latest manoeuvres of the government to control the media and their limits" at the conference "The Digital Media Challenge" at the University of Zagreb on 13 June 2015.

University of Zagreb

István Hegedűs presentation

Where From, Where To?

István Hegedűs held a presentation at the Budapest College of Communication, Business and Arts entitled Europe and Hungary on 3 April 2012.

Conflicts and Scenarios

István Hegedűs presented his views about the relations between the European Union and Hungary to the student group of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation at Gerlóczy Café on 9 June 2014.

London campaign start

In Britain, the campaign of the European Citizens' Initiative for Media Pluralism started on 21 March 2013. István Hegedűs represented the coalition of Hungarian NGO-s at the event in the House of Lords.

European Union, Hungarian Presidency

István Hegedűs was the invited lecturer of the foreign policy section of the Association of Hungarian Journalists (MÚOSZ) on 7 February 2011.

Illiberalism and Refugee Crisis

István Hegedűs examined the politics of the Hungarian government at the event entitled "The European Union and the Refugees Emergency" organised by the Guarini Institute f

Projects

DIACOMET: Fostering capacity building for civic resilience and participation: Dialogic communication ethics and accountability

Mitigating Media Polarisation in Georgia and Central Europe

The Renewal of Liberal Democracy: Vision, Strategy, Competition. Parties and Civil Society

HES Radio

István Hegedűs gave an interview to Klubrádió about the career of the Hungarian Prime Minister on 31 May 2023.

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MACI Campaign

The HES joined MACI campaign promoting Hungarian civil organisations.

Hungarian Europe Society

The Hungarian Europe Society, as a non-partisan and non-governmental organisation, is committed to the ideal of a unifying Europe and wishes to promote Hungary’s ever-deeper integration into Europe. We believe that the founding of the European Union and the subsequent accession of the post-communist countries after the regime-change ranks among the most magnificent chapters in our continent’s history. In the interest of European citizens – Hungarians included – the advantages offered by a common Europe must be fully exploited!

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