Ivan L. Nagy
@ivanlnagy
Political Journalist & Podcaster | Delacorte Fellow @CJR | @columbiajourn M.A. Politics class of '25 | @VisegradInsight Fellow. Views are my own.
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I've seen this one before!
Congratulations, Serbia!
Congratulations, Serbia!
BREAKING: Aleksandar Vučić conceded defeat in Serbia’s snap parliamentary election, saying the student-backed Student List had won.
“Based on a stratified sample, it is clear that we have lost this election. The student blockade list won,” Vučić said.
The result ends more than a decade of dominance by Vučić’s Serbian Progressive Party.View quoted post on X
Hungarian state media channel M1, right now.
"Public media must not lie. We apologize for doing so for so many years. Public media is now undergoing a change to become independent and objective. Our news service is temporarily down. Stay tuned"
"Public media must not lie. We apologize for doing so for so many years. Public media is now undergoing a change to become independent and objective. Our news service is temporarily down. Stay tuned"
Mind you, I, as a Hungarian taxpayer, was paying this guy's salary to spread Orban's propaganda. It was 5x the median wage.
Viktor Orbán’s Hungary was neither the semi-fascist state its critics claimed, nor the model its admirers imagined. After four years living the experiment, @roddreher came home with clearer eyes.
“It’s easy to be against things—mass migration, Islamification, a thoroughly woke and oikophobic ruling class—but harder to be for something deep and substantial,” Dreher argues. “Orbán often said Europe will not save itself unless it returns to its ancestral faith, but as he knew, or at least discovered, politicians can do very little about that.”
Read the full story here: bit.ly/4gMLhX6View quoted post on X
Hungarians made their voice heard—even as I was trying to tell @BBCNews about it all.
What a night, Budapest. What a night, Hungary.
What a night, Budapest. What a night, Hungary.
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