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Levente László Greczula

Levente László Greczula is an international relations analyst. He started working at the foreign desk at Mandiner while pursuing his master’s in International Relations at the Andrássy University of Budapest and the University of Leipzig. He contributes to Hungarian Conservative on a freelance basis.
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Levente László Greczula

Levente László Greczula is an international relations analyst. He started working at the foreign desk at Mandiner while pursuing his master’s in International Relations at the Andrássy University of Budapest and the University of Leipzig. He contributes to Hungarian Conservative on a freelance basis.
Aleksandar Vučić speaking at the funeral of VMSZ President István Pásztor in Subotica (Szabadka), Serbia on 4 November 2023.

Serbia Goes to the Polls Again Amidst Hungarian Party’s Leadership Drama

Hungary has long been committed to supporting Serbia’s accession to the EU, but given the protracted migration and energy crises, it is also in Budapest’s vital interest to have a
Ursula von der Leyen leaves at the end of a European Union summit at the EU headquarters in Brussels on 27 October 2023.

Member States Aren’t In A Giving Mood As Brussels Once Again Asks For Their Financial Support

‘The fact is, however, that the continent’s current economic situation finds only a relatively small number of EU countries in a giving mood. French President Emmanuel Macron said on Friday
German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser looks on as she gives a press statement on a new bill to facilitate migrant deportation in Berlin on 25 October 2023.

A Change of Tide in Germany’s Asylum Policy?

Even if the Bundestag votes in favour of the tightening of the asylum law, deportations are not expected to increase significantly in Germany—according to the Interior Ministry, the number of
An ABpmot 426 (Desiro) train at the Esztergom railway station.

Men, the State, and Rails — How Hungarian Trains are on the Verge of Derailing

The daily operation of the Hungarian railways is hampered by profound structural problems. It is not only a lack of sufficient funding but also the absence of a consistent and

Polish Conservatives Are Shaky Ahead of Parliamentary Election — And This Could Have an Impact in Hungary, Too

‘According to recent polls, neither United Right nor Civic Platform will be able to form a government on its own…Donald Tusk’s situation seems easier in that he may have a

A Hungarian Bank and The Scope of Ukrainian ‘Naming and Shaming’

It seems that even the most vocal supporters of energy sanctions do not want to give up Russian gas at all cost, which has led to some unusual but rather
The building of the Slovak National Council.

Hungarian–Slovak Relations Get Tense Once Again Before Slovakia’s Elections

On the surface, the Slovak election seems to be about a single question: will Robert Fico, the country’s former prime minister, be able to return to power? However, even if
French President Emmanuel Macron (L) and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz attend the second working session of the G20 Leaders' Summit in New Delhi on 9 September 2023.

How the French And the Germans Seek to Reform the EU (and Mute Dissenting Voices)

The French and German political elites have apparently grown tired of the never-ending debates about the present and future of the European Union, which are impeding the integration goals they
Volodymyr Zelensky singing the Ukrainian national anthem on Ukraine's independence day on 24 August 2023.

Kyiv Doublethink Strikes Again: This Time It’s Grain

Kyiv stayed true to its doubtful reputation and promised ‘appropriate responses’ to the three V4 countries extending their ban on Ukrainian agri-food imports. ‘If the decisions of our neighbours are
Construction of the Bős-Nagymaros Dam in 1989.

How Blind Unilateralism (Almost) Destroyed the Hungarian Stretch of the Danube

The Budapest Treaty was a bilateral accord between Hungary and Czechoslovakia, aiming to establish the contractual framework for the construction of a complex waterworks system along the Hungarian–Czechoslovak section of
Picture of Levente László Greczula

Levente László Greczula

Levente László Greczula is an international relations analyst. He started working at the foreign desk at Mandiner while pursuing his master’s in International Relations at the Andrássy University of Budapest and the University of Leipzig. He contributes to Hungarian Conservative on a freelance basis.
Picture of Levente László Greczula

Levente László Greczula

Levente László Greczula is an international relations analyst. He started working at the foreign desk at Mandiner while pursuing his master’s in International Relations at the Andrássy University of Budapest and the University of Leipzig. He contributes to Hungarian Conservative on a freelance basis.

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