Sullivan Ferenc
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10/3/23, 8:17 PM
A Szövetség választási kudarcának okairól
A szűk félmilliós felvidéki magyar közösség érdekképviselete a pozsonyi parlamentben évek óta megoldatlan kérdés. Az etnikai alapon szerveződő Magyar Közösség Pártja már 2010-ben kiesett a törvényhozásból, a belőle 2009-ben kiváló, Bugár Béla vezette vegyespárt, a Most-Híd az előző évtized végére eljelentéktelenedett és 2020-ban ugyancsak elvesztette parlamenti jelenlétét. Idén a szeptember 30-i szlovákiai választásokon az egyetlen érdemi magyar politikai erő, a Szövetség mindössze 4,38 százalékos eredményt ért el, így a felvidéki magyarság ismét parlamenti képviselet nélkül maradt.
9/7/23, 8:59 PM
Why they hate St. Stephen’s Day fireworks
Europe’s largest fireworks display over the Danube, held each year to commemorate the establishment of Hungary as a Christian state over a millennium ago, is invariably a stunning spectacle.
8/1/23, 1:31 PM
America must confront its teen mental health crisis
As the long-term impact of COVID-19 restrictions is becoming apparent and the Western world finds itself in an age of economic, cultural and even physical uncertainty, new data suggests that the United States is facing a looming youth mental health disaster. What can be done to reverse the tide?
2/13/23, 9:04 AM
The EU is making a huge mistake by excluding Hungarian students from Erasmus+ funding
Young Hungarians will vent their anger on the Brussels bureaucracy instead of the country’s maverick government.
2/12/23, 3:06 PM
Why we should all follow the debate around Australia Day
An angry debate raging 15,000 kilometres from Budapest is instructive of the Left’s efforts to discredit and hollow out our shared moments of national remembrance.
1/6/23, 8:55 AM
What the Greater Idaho Movement reveals about our divided societies
If Greater Idaho Movement campaigners have their way, the Gem State could become the first to gain substantial territory at the expense of another U.S. state. The grassroots organization looking to relocate 15 counties from eastern Oregon into conservative Idaho is clearly gaining momentum.
12/22/22, 8:47 PM
The War on Christmas revisited
In Hungary, even the communists failed to completely eradicate Christmas from the festive calendar. Across the contemporary West, however, the Christian religious and cultural celebration is steadily being pushed back into an obscure corner of private life.
11/18/22, 10:05 AM
Thunbergism: Could Greta’s communist moment spell the beginning of the end?
The Swedish climate activist is transforming from a walking exclamation mark into an icon of the anti-capitalist Left. But by doing so, she risks losing her appeal to the moderate majority.
8/11/22, 9:34 AM
Cash or card – Why the question must remain open
Over the past decade, Sweden has been the best-known example of the social experiment aiming for the replacement of cash by bank cards and mobile apps.
8/11/22, 9:32 AM