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Inotai, Edit

Deutschland-Korrespondentin der linksliberalen Zeitung Népszabadság


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1.  Népszabadság - Hungary | 21/02/2012

Insolent Hungary deserves EU sanctions

The EU Commission will decide today, Wednesday, whether to block Hungary's access to the Cohesion Fund. The country has failed for years to keep its ... » more

2.  Népszabadság - Hungary | 12/01/2012

Orbán has become a European pariah

Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on Thursday demanded that the EU Commission justify its plans to institute proceedings against Hungary regarding three cases of treaty ... » more

3.  Népszabadság - Hungary | 01/06/2011

Merkel greener after nuclear phase-out

Germany's conservative-liberal government has resolved to phase out nuclear power by 2022. The move opens the way for a coalition between the conservative CDU and ... » more

4.  Népszabadság - Hungary | 07/09/2010

Sarrazin a master of provocation

The left-liberal daily Népszabadság writes that with his ideas about Muslim immigrants, German Bundesbank board member Thilo Sarrazin is articulating fears widely prevalent in Germany ... » more

5.  Népszabadság - Hungary | 11/03/2008

A second chance for Zapatero

Edit Inotai sees the election victory of Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero as a second chance and looks somewhat enviously at conditions in ... » more

6.  Népszabadság - Hungary | 04/06/2007

Anti-globalisation activists and violence

"It remains unclear how many of the fifty events registered by anti-globalisation activists will be allowed to take place in the wake of the 'battle ... » more

7.  Népszabadság - Hungary | 01/06/2007

A well-organised counter-summit

On the other side of the barbed wire the climate will be hot, but on this side it will be icy-cold," writes Berlin correspondent Edit ... » more

8.  Népszabadság - Hungary | 26/09/2006

Fears about Hungary taking a step backwards

The newspaper's correspondent in Germany notes that with its booming economy, political stability and progressive democratisation, Hungary was regarded for a long time as a ... » more

 

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