The Washington Postflipped into OpinionsOpinion How Viktor Orban turned a century of Hungarian history into a secret weapon The Washington Post - Heather ConleyHeather A. Conley is senior vice president for Europe, Eurasia and the Arctic at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) in Washington and was a deputy assistant secretary of state from
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24MATINS UKflipped into NewsHungary Hungary haunted by post-WWI 'dismemberment', 100 years on 24matins.uk - Peter MURPHY For Hungary's nationalist leader Viktor Orban it marks the country's darkest day: "June 4, 1920," a date carved into a triangular column marking the …
The Daily SignalConservative View Stop Using the Boston Tea Party to Justify Violence in Modern America dailysignal.com - Jarrett Stepman Lawful protest in the American political process isn’t the same as the lawless rioting, looting, and destruction of lives and property that became a …
NME Magazineflipped into NMEGameplay Paradox Interactive opens new studio focused on ‘Europa Universalis’ NME - Puah Ziwei Paradox Interactive has announced the opening of a brand-new studio in Barcelona, Spain, which will focus on the development of its long-running …
The Telegraphflipped into NewsFrance Amazon sorting centre near France's Pont du Gard is an 'affront' to Romans' greatest aqueduct The Telegraph - Henry SamuelPlans to build a vast Amazon sorting centre within sight of France's famed Pont du Gard are an “affront” to the Roman’s greatest aqueduct that is a Unesco world treasure, say detractors. Their warning
