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South and Eastern Europe are more afraid of emigration than immigration: A survey made in 14 countries reveals that some Europeans are now in favor of “controlling emigration”0
According to a vast survey of opinions expressed in 14 countries in the European Union, southern and eastern European countries are more concerned with emigration than immigration, according to a review published in The Guardian and taken over by Rador. In Spain, Italy, Greece, Poland, Hungary and Romania, six of the countries where
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Orban deepens Sino-Hungarian strategic partnership at BRI summit0
Foreign policies based on democracy export are counter-productive, generating problems and destabilising the situation, said Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban at the second Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) on April 27. Hungary signed a five-point development plan to further advance Hungarian-Chinese relations at the summit. The BRI coincides with Hungary’s national interests and maintaining the
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History page: The interethnic conflict in Târgu-Mureş, a battle with an “unknown author”0
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- 11 April 2019
On the 20th of March, 1990, a bloody street conflict took place in Târgu-Mureş on an interethnic background. The conflict was so violent that there was a need for the army to intervene. Conduct of events has led to suspicions about the involvement of secret services in the conflict. Why did Romanians beat the Hungarians
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Ana Maria Brânza, in Budapest: “The Hungarians consider sport to be a national priority. We think about replacing Gym classes “0
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- 10 April 2019
The fencer, Ana Maria Bânza, was impressed by the conditions of the athletes in Hungary. Last night, before returning to the country, the athlete had confessed that she could not sleep well. Here are the reasons for her insomnia. Ana Maria Brânza earned the silver medal in the individual épée event at the 2008 Summer
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Pope Francis decided to beatify the seven Greek-Catholic bishops in Romania, martyrs of communism0
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- 20 March 2019
Pope Francis promulgated the beatification decree of the seven Greek-Catholic bishops “killed from hatred of faith” between 1950 and 1970, the Vatican press office announced on Tuesday. The seven bishops may be beatified on the occasion of Pope Francis’ visit to Romania at the beginning of June. The seven Greek-Catholic bishops are: Valeriu Traian Frentiu,
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Cars and cheap loans a shaky foundation for Hungary’s baby boom plan0
BUDAKESZI, Hungary (Reuters) – Tucked away in a leafy hillside suburb west of Budapest, Julia Scharle lives the family-centered life Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has long promoted with the slogan “three kids, three rooms, four wheels.” Scharle, 28, and her husband share a new house with their two year-old daughter, and she’s expecting
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Publication of the new volume about Romanian-Szekler cohabitation0
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- 3 March 2019
On February 21, Márton Simó’s book “We, the Szeklers, and our Romanian friends. Interviews and Testimonies of Coexistence” will be presented at the Kájoni János County Library in Miercurea Ciuc. Márton Simó is a writer, poet, editor, civilian activist and collaborator of the newspaper “Hargita Népe”. According to the organizers Vilmos Molnár, writer and editor
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Fusion and Hungarian news in a Romanian newspaper from Cluj Napoca0
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- 1 March 2019
Multiculturalism will be valid from Monday onwards. Finally, the long-awaited multiculturalism will be valid in Cluj Napoca, writes the Romanian newspaper Monitorul de Cluj, which will also publish the most important news in Hungarian. Indeed, the Hungarian news will be published, considered by journalists to be the most important, on the newspaper’s website: MonitorulCJ.ro. Our
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Complaint to FIFA and UEFA due to repeating xenophobe acts0
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- 15 February 2019
The Imre Mikó Minority Rights Legal Services Assistance filed a complaint to the two biggest international football associations, FIFA and UEFA because of the recurrent anti-Hungarian and xenophobe expressions of Romanian football club FC Dinamo București’s fans. The legal services organization sent official letters both to the Romanian Football Federation (FRF),and to the Romanian Professional
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