The awkward questions behind Hungary's football revival
Seventy years ago - 150 miles south of Stuttgart, where the two teams' met at Euro 2024 on Wednesday - Hungary faced West Germany in the World Cup final.
Billy Elliot musical axes dates in Hungary amid claims it could 'turn children gay’
Michael Ignatieff fights for Central European University’s future amid far-right’s rise
CEU’s defiant stand against the Orbán government is a frontline battle for liberal thought, education and democratic standards in Europe.
Orban's media
I researched, co-wrote and produced this TV show for Al Jazeera's The Listening Post
Crackdown prompts Soros's Open Society to quit Budapest
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Viktor Orbán’s reckless football obsession
A Guardian Long Read on Viktor Orbán's stadium building frenzy.
Anton Corbijn
The director of Closer on his Budapest retrospective.
Signs of the Times - The Two-Tailed Dog Party
First appeared in Time Out Budapest, March 2010
Satire one of few remaining bastions in Orban's Hungary | World | | 04.01.2017
'Come to Hungary - we're already working in London' says pro-immigration billboard campaign
Eastern bloc to stand firm against EU migrant quotas
Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orban investigated over €2m EU funding spent on 'absurd' vintage train line
Huge Internet Tax Protests Galvanize Government Opposition in Hungary
New state-backed textbook casts Hungary's Orban in flattering light
Hungarian journalist slammed for 'seven types of blackface'
Gergely Bogányi’s ‘Batpiano’ has a tone to match its spaceship looks
Hungarian masterpiece spotted in Stuart Little film to be auctioned
Hunger King: the artwork highlighting the plight of Hungary's homeless
Hungary law requires photographers to ask permission to take pictures
The homeless Hungarian lottery winner who is giving his money to charity
Homeless Hungarian man hits lottery jackpot with his last few coins
Hungarian butcher's secret art collection exhibited after 50 years
Hungary drops plan to name street after antisemitic author Cécile Tormay
Eastern European autocrats pose new test for democracy
Fixing for Ian Traynor.
