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The Fiercest Critic of “Fake News” — A Purveyor of His Own

László Benda, MUOSZ / IPM Donald Trump’s Selective Relationship with the Truth As Peter Baker, veteran White House correspondent for The New York Times, succinctly put...

Russian Propaganda in Video Games: A New Front in Information Warfare

The Russian government has increasingly utilized video games as a medium for disseminating propaganda, aiming to shape public perception and advance its geopolitical objectives....

A Vital Trade Route Meets Resistance

Tamás Szele / Magyar Hang The concept of the "Zangezur Corridor" hasn’t yet reached widespread recognition in Europe, though this is likely to change soon....

The Youth are Unafraid

Beatrix Csaba / Szubjektív Magazin Independent and free press is a public interest. This sentiment is echoed by a new generation of journalists who are...

Peace Will Come When We Seek Solutions, Not Justifications

Róbert Székely, Gréta Gonda, József László / Infovilág The Israeli war has been ongoing for over a year, claiming thousands of lives, yet there is...

The Russia-Ukraine War: Europe’s Gordian Knot

László Dézsi - Beatrix Csaba (editor) / Infóvilág The ongoing war in Ukraine, just beyond Hungary’s borders, shows no signs of abating. The opposing sides...
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Összefoglaló a magyar uniós elnökségről, nemzetközi viszonyainkról, és arról, hogy hogyan lehet Magyarország soros elnökként is az EU kakukktojása. Riporter: Mester Maja Író, Operatőr, Vágó:...

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Kijátsszák egymás ellen a nemzeti érzést és az európai gondolatot a populista pártok

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