This week an editorial featured in the Washington Post speaks about the ‘’Putinization’’ of Hungary. Admittedly while comparing Hungary to Russia is
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As Hungary prepares for the upcoming EU Presidency one interesting development this week was Foreign Minister Janos Martonyi’s comments to MTI news
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The history of rock ‘n’ roll, like just about everything in the Americas, is inseparable from the Native American legacy. From the
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With petitions and protests, nonprofit arts groups struggle to stay alive Desperate for action in the wake of municipal funding cuts, the
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Remote learning system aimed at hospital-bound and disabled kids, but may have other uses — if it works Prague appears to be
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The world as seen by an enterprising Czech photographer Bohumil “Bob” Krčil was a nomad who photographed cultures around the world. Born
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Interpol calls for training academy to fight organized crime By Thomas Land VIENNA The beleaguered judicial and law enforcement agencies of the
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It’s 10 p.m. on a weeknight and Jenda Prochaska’s eyes are glazed over from alcohol and hours spent staring at lemons, oranges
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One name, many towns Ceske Velenice’s history Slavic, Celtic and German settlers lived together during the Middle Ages in the Wood Country,
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