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Loretta Tóth

Loretta Tóth holds a PhD in international communication from Corvinus University of Budapest. Her main field of research is the role of social networks in (political) communication. She worked for many years as a foreign policy journalist and an editor of the foreign desk at the Hungarian daily Magyar Nemzet. She is currently responsible for the international communication of the Danube Institute.
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Loretta Tóth

Loretta Tóth holds a PhD in international communication from Corvinus University of Budapest. Her main field of research is the role of social networks in (political) communication. She worked for many years as a foreign policy journalist and an editor of the foreign desk at the Hungarian daily Magyar Nemzet. She is currently responsible for the international communication of the Danube Institute.
Leonardo Orlando in BUdapest in March 2024

‘We now live in a world where common knowledge is being cancelled’ — An Interview with Leonardo Orlando

‘I was outraged to learn that the Erasmus opportunity is being denied to Hungarian students and researchers. As a former Erasmus student, this particularly upsets me. In the meantime, it
Troup Hemenway

Troup Hemenway: ‘Trump would give back to the Americans what the Democrats took away’

‘The public mood has been turbulent since 2021. From a campaign perspective, it’s astonishing the current administration is actually trying to prosecute the main political rival of the sitting president.
Samuel Noble

Samuel Noble: ‘EU enlargement shows how important Orthodoxy is for the future of Europe’

Orthodoxy is the second largest form of Christianity in the world, with some 200 million believers, Dr Noble highlighted in our interview, reminding that of the nine recognized candidate countries
ECR Co-Chair Nicola Procaccini addresses the European Parliament in Strasbourg in the debate on the frozen EU funds for Hungary on 17 January 2024.

European Reformers and Conservatives Get Stronger as Elections Approach

According to Italian press reports, on the margins of the latest EU summit Viktor Orbán indicated that Fidesz is ready to join the ECR after the elections. The move would
Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (L) and Viktor Orbán at the extraordinary summit of the EU heads of state and government in Brussels on 1 February 2024.

Liberals Recruit for a ‘Coalition of Pressure’ against Hungary

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has confirmed in several forums and personally to NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg that Hungary supports Sweden’s NATO accession. At the same time, the Hungarian ruling
Carlos Roa is a Visiting Fellow at the Danube Institute. He is the former executive editor of The National Interest and remains a contributing editor of that publication.

‘A Keystone State Must Keep National Interests in Mind’ — An Interview with Carlos Roa

An interview with US geopolitical analyst and Visiting Fellow at the Danube Institute Carlos Roa on the challenges of the EU, keystone states, the dangers of decoupling, and the ideological
French farmers protesting against the government’s agricultural policy block a motorway near Ableiges, north of Paris, on 26 January 2024.

Farmer Protests Give Form to General Discontent in Europe

As tensions continue to grow in the wake of farmer demonstrations, agriculture is set to become a major issue across the EU ahead of the European Parliament elections in June,
A screenshot from the 1967 film The Dirty Dozen.

POLITICO’s Dirty Dozen List Reveals Mastery of Framing

Reflecting on the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting this week, the left-leaning news portal decided to make an explicit statement about their perceived—and desired—reality by creating a ranking of the
Robert Fico and Viktor Orbán’s joint press conference at the Carmelite Monastery in Budapest on 16 January 2024.

Robert Fico Voices Support for Viktor Orbán’s Position on Funding for Ukraine

During their meeting in Budapest on Tuesday, the leaders of Hungary and Slovakia agreed on the need to rework a European Union plan to provide financial assistance to Ukraine.
Picture of Loretta Tóth

Loretta Tóth

Loretta Tóth holds a PhD in international communication from Corvinus University of Budapest. Her main field of research is the role of social networks in (political) communication. She worked for many years as a foreign policy journalist and an editor of the foreign desk at the Hungarian daily Magyar Nemzet. She is currently responsible for the international communication of the Danube Institute.
Picture of Loretta Tóth

Loretta Tóth

Loretta Tóth holds a PhD in international communication from Corvinus University of Budapest. Her main field of research is the role of social networks in (political) communication. She worked for many years as a foreign policy journalist and an editor of the foreign desk at the Hungarian daily Magyar Nemzet. She is currently responsible for the international communication of the Danube Institute.

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