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Euroviews. If we know our history well, the right wing populist wave sweeping Europe will ebb away ǀ View
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Scientists say new law will put future of research under threat
Scientists in Hungary say a 200-year-old institution is under threat. The Academy of Sciences is a prestigious centre of research in the country, but academics are accusing Prime Minister Viktor Orban of attempting to interfere with the autonomy of the institution by changing its remit.
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Euroviews. Don’t be fooled: Hungary’s government remains a threat to European values ǀ View
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Euroviews. The surge of populists in the EU elections is being greatly exaggerated ǀ View
The prospects of a populist, Far Right takeover in the European Parliament have been overhyped in the media. They are going to remain internally divided. They are going to remain in the minority and they are going to be increasingly marginalised.
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Trump meeting 'may help Viktor Orban in European Parliament elections'
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