Skip to contentSkip to site index

Showing 119 results for: Showing 10 out of 119 results for:jobbik

  1.  

    Podcasts

    Transcript: Ezra Klein Interviews Anne Applebaum

    A conversation with the writer and historian Anne Applebaum.
  2.  

    Podcasts

    Transcript: Ross Douthat Interviews Sohrab Ahmari for ‘The Ezra Klein Show’

    A conversation with the conservative writer.
  3.  

    Corrections

    Corrections: October 9, 2018

    Corrections appearing in print on Tuesday, October 9, 2018.

    PRINT EDITIONCorrections|October 9, 2018, Page A23
  4.  

    Europe

    At War With Russia in East, Ukraine Has Worries in the West, Too

    Berehove may be in Ukraine, but its people look to Hungary for money and support against Kiev, showcasing the perils of Viktor Orban’s nationalist path.

    By Andrew Higgins

    PRINT EDITIONThe Problem: ‘In Their Heads,’ These Ukraine Residents Live in Hungary|October 6, 2018, Page A9
    The Hungarian State Opera performing in Berehove, Ukraine. The audience stood mute during the Ukrainian national anthem and then burst into boisterous song for the anthem of Hungary.

  5. Advertisement

    SKIP ADVERTISEMENT
  6.  

    Europe

    Pope in Ireland: Francis Meets Church Abuse Victims

    Abuse survivors and their advocates around the world were closely watching what the pope said about the crisis that has undermined the church around the world.

    By The New York Times

    PRINT EDITIONAugust 26, 2018
    Pope Francis delivers a speech in St. Patrick's Hall at Dublin Castle on August 25, 2018 in Dublin, Ireland.
  7.  

    Opinion

    To Defeat Far-Right Nationalists, Don’t Try to Imitate Them

    Just look around Europe: It’s clear that accommodating radical nationalists is a losing proposition.

    By Tim Bale

    PRINT EDITIONJuly 16, 2018
    Prime Minister Theresa May’s ability to deliver a Brexit without causing an economic crisis is in question.
  8.  

    Europe

    Hungary Election Gives Orban Big Majority, and Control of Constitution

    The party of Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who has set about turning a vibrant democracy into a semi-autocratic state, took two-thirds of Parliament.

    By Marc Santora

    PRINT EDITIONSweeping Election Victory Gives Hungary’s Ruler Control Over Constitution|April 9, 2018, Page A8
    Prime Minister Viktor Orban of Hungary voted in Budapest on Sunday. He has cast himself as the only person capable of defending the country from threats seen and unseen.
  9.  

    Europe

    Orban Campaigns on Fear, With Hungary’s Democracy at Stake

    Viktor Orban’s campaign for another term as Hungary’s prime minister has been dominated by false news stories, dirty tricks and perceived enemies all around.

    By Marc Santora

    PRINT EDITIONHungary’s Leader Campaigns on Fear, With Democracy on the Line|April 8, 2018, Page A7
  10.  

    Europe

    How a Liberal Dissident Became a Far-Right Hero, in Hungary and Beyond

    Prime Minister Viktor Orban embodies a generation of politicians in Central and Eastern Europe who came of age at the end of the Cold War.

    By Patrick Kingsley

    PRINT EDITIONHow Hungary’s Leader, Once a Dissident, Turned Into a Far-Right Hero|April 7, 2018, Page A7
    No one exemplifies the angry direction of post-communist Eastern Europe more than Prime Minister Viktor Orban of Hungary. He is expected to lead his party to victory in parliamentary elections on Sunday.
  11.  

    Europe

    In Hungary, Disunity and Gerrymandering Frustrate Anti-Orban Voters

    Hungary’s opposition parties could stop Viktor Orban from winning another majority — but only if they work together.

    By Patrick Kingsley

    PRINT EDITIONIn Hungary, Voters Wait For a United Opposition|March 26, 2018, Page A7
    An election poster in Budapest for Prime Minister Viktor Orban of Hungary. His party, Fidesz, is expected to keep its huge majority in Parliament in an April election.
Have search feedback? Let us know what you think.