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Hungary: Towards the Abyss
Investigating why critics of Hungary's authoritarian government believe it is leading the country towards fascism.
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New challenges for investigative journalism
Investigative reporting is the preferred scapegoat of the powerful when they have something to hide, writes Almeida.
Monica Almeida
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Last Modified: 27 Mar 2013 13:09 GMT
Hungary amends constitution despite warning
Amendment to constitution limits court to challenge new laws, provoking protests in Budapest.
Europe
Last Modified: 11 Mar 2013 20:33 GMT
Hungary's right-wing inflames ethnic tensions
Rights groups say prejudice against Roma and Jews is becoming more overt and common in the central European country.
Kristina Jovanovski
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Last Modified: 05 Feb 2013 10:45 GMT
Al Jazeera: Breaking into the US news market
As Al Jazeera buys the US cable channel Current TV, what kind of journalism can it offer Americans?
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Hungarian MP denounced for 'Jewish list' call
Marton Gyongyosi, Jobbik party deputy leader, said residents of Jewish origin should be listed for security.
Europe
Last Modified: 28 Nov 2012 04:54 GMT
'Most wanted' Nazi arrested in Hungary
Laszlo Csatary, accused of organising the deportation to their deaths of some 16,000 Jews, protested his innocence.
Europe
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Myanmar's media moment
Is the country's changing media landscape a significant shift or merely a ploy to encourage the lifting of sanctions?
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Listening Post
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Hungary president quits over plagiarism row
Pal Schmitt resigns after it is revealed he copied portions of his doctoral thesis about the modern Olympic Games.
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Last Modified: 02 Apr 2012 20:12 GMT
Massive pro-government march in Budapest
More than 100,000 rally in support of Hungarian PM's reforms, ahead of bailout talks with EU which opposes legislation.
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