State Propaganda in the Hungarian Media

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State Propaganda in the Hungarian Media

Karolina Boiret (Uniwersytet Warszawski), Michał Czerniawski (Vrije Universitet Brussel), Aleksandra Szczerba-Zawada (Akademia im. Jakuba z Paradyża) and István Hegedűs (Hungarian Europe Society)

István Hegedűs participated at the policy forum entitled "Migration Crisis as a Challenge for Democracy" at the University of Warsaw on 14 November 2017. Hegedűs pointed out that the Hungarian public media continuously broadcast anti-refugee campaigns based on fearmongering. 

István Hegedűs
Migration
Poland
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István Hegedűs gave an interview to Klubrádió on 6 September 2017 about the ruling of the European Court of Justice against the Hungarian government on the mandatory relocation scheme for asylum seekers.
Lengyel-magyar: két jóbarát
Pole and Hungarian: Two Friends
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Summit
István Hegedűs gave an interview to Klubrádió before the meeting of the leaders of the EU member states on 14 December 2017. He added that Donald Tusk, President of the European Council urged an open dialogue regarding the European refugee policy.
Populism Here, Populism There
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Orbán Has Not Decided, Yet
L'Espresso published an article by Stefano Giantin on 15 October 2017 about two nationalist-populist EU member states; Hungary and Poland.