Hungary

Debate Still Rages Over Who Won the Cold War

The 20th anniversary of the 1989 East European revolutions has re-opened contentious debate over who won the Cold War and what caused Soviet communism to disintegrate so rapidly in its final years. The fall of the Berlin Wall...

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Celtic close in on two of Hungary's hottest prospects

Celtic close in on two of Hungary's hottest prospects SunSport has revealed Ujpest stars Zsolt Korcsmar and Daniel Kovacs will jet into Glasgow at the end of the month for a week's training with Celtic. The Hoops have stolen a...

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Central European Distribution Corporation Announces Third Quarter 2009 Results (PR Newswire)

BALA CYNWYD, Pa., Nov. 3 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- CEDC announced net income on a U.S. GAAP basis (as hereinafter defined) for the quarter was $47.1 million or $0.80 per fully diluted share, as compared to net loss of $0.73...

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Ramsey in Wales U21 squad

Ramsey scored the winner in a crucial win over Italy in September Aaron Ramsey, Jack Collison and Gareth Bale are among 11 senior internationals named in Wales' Under-21 squad to face Bosnia-Herzegovina in a Uefa qualifier. The...

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George Soros and James D. Wolfensohn: Hope for the Roma

Hated, alienated, and shunned, the Roma have for too long been easy and defenseless targets for Europe's disgruntled racists, with violent attacks escalating in recent months. Only through much stronger efforts can European...

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Intolerance creeps in among those who brought down the Iron Curtain

Tamas Deutsch, a 1989 revolutionary and co-founder of the Fidesz Party which is likely to rule Hungary next year, says a rise of anti-Semitic statements from within his party are merely ‘stupidity,’ and should not be condemned...

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Europe's new outer frontier Hungary battles illegal migrants - Feature

Roszke, Hungary - The cornfield is in Hungary, a member of the European Union and part of the Schengen Zone, which stretches west to Portugal and north to Scandinavia with no internal border checks or further passport scrutiny....

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Somalis, Palestinians, Afghans rebuild lives in Hungary - Feature

Bicske, Hungary - It may seem an unlikely destination for migrants from war-torn or poverty-stricken countries, but many have chosen to make their new beginnings in Hungary. Daud, a 22-year-old from Somalia, would love to...

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Soros: China will emerge as winner from current economic turmoil

Budapest, Oct. 30 (Xinhua) -- Investor and philanthropist George Soros forecast in Budapest on Friday that China would emerge as the big winner of the global financial crisis. Soros called on Chinese leaders to "rise to the...

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The good fight

Philip Spooner’s testimony on behalf of LGBT marriage equality before the Maine legislature has become a YouTube phenomenon. I ran it in the sidebar here some time ago, but (like Pam Spaulding), I’m inspired to run it again...

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