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  • Day of Hungarian Culture: How ‘Himnusz’ Became Hungary’s National Anthem

    Day of Hungarian Culture: How ‘Himnusz’ Became Hungary’s National Anthem0

    The day of Hungarian culture is celebrated across the country on January 22. Ferenc Kölcsey finished his poem Himnusz 196 years ago today. Little did he know that his poem—one he didn’t even consider as his best work—would go on to become Hungary’s national anthem. Literary historian and writer Krisztián Nyáry recalled the adventurous and

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  • It could be a crossroad. Elections of 2019 and their risks

    It could be a crossroad. Elections of 2019 and their risks0

    2019 is a fork in the European Union and its borders. It’s an electoral year. And not just in Romania. It is an electoral year throughout the community, with elections that can radically change the data of the big politics. And Russia takes advantage of the situation.   In May, the European Parliament elections will

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