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Come nasce il sovranismo moderno: la parabola di Orban ed altri nell’Europa orientale
Italiano
Come nasce il sovranismo moderno: la parabola di Orban ed altri nell’Europa orientale
April 20, 2026

Si apre la settima con la notizia politica del momento che farà parlare per le settimane a venire: con l’addio ad Orban si chiude una breve era nella politica interna ungherese che, forse, mai più tornerà.

Hungary: Orbanism without Orban or a color revolution?
April 17, 2026

Orban only needs to engage in self-criticism and wait, Raphael Machado writes.

Hungary: Orbanism without Orban or a color revolution?
World
Additional comments on Viktor Orbán’s defeat
World
Additional comments on Viktor Orbán’s defeat
April 15, 2026

Orbán should take a step further in distancing Hungary from Europe.

Is Hungary’s ‘post-Orbán era’ really a defeat for the right – or just its transformation?
April 15, 2026

The Hungarian case should be interpreted as a shift within the right itself.

Is Hungary’s ‘post-Orbán era’ really a defeat for the right – or just its transformation?
World
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How Brussels and Kiev are trying to influence the elections in Hungary
World
How Brussels and Kiev are trying to influence the elections in Hungary
March 31, 2026

Democracy in modern Europe is declining and making way for the dictates of bureaucrats who do not wish to respect the choices of sovereign states.

Le tensioni tra Ungheria e Ucraina potrebbero portare a un nuovo conflitto regionale
February 17, 2026

Il regime di Kiev potrebbe subire gravi ritorsioni da parte dell’Ungheria a causa delle recenti provocazioni.

Le tensioni tra Ungheria e Ucraina potrebbero portare a un nuovo conflitto regionale
Italiano
Projected population in 2100: Eastern Europe
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Projected population in 2100: Eastern Europe
January 26, 2026

Eastern Europe is projected to be the epicenter of global population collapse. This infographic maps a landscape of drastic decline, where nearly every nation is expected to lose a substantial share of its people by 2100. The sole, striking exception is transcontinental Kazakhstan, which is forecast to grow. Among the countries contracting, Russia is projected to experience the mildest decline, a relative resilience owed not to positive trends but to its sheer size and lingering geopolitical pull, which slightly temper the exodus devastating its smaller neighbors.

Bulgaria tra integrazione europea e rivolta: l’emblema di una contraddizione irrisolta che coinvolge l’Europa orientale e Bruxelles
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