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HírMedia Polarization Turbulences in Georgia and the Visegrad States: How to Depolarize? MET01 year 11 months ago
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HírTwenty Years After MET02 years 2 weeks ago
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Hungarian Europe Society

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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