The Killer Angels still sings
Revisiting a classic Civil War novel on its fiftieth anniversary
Will Collins
Tuesday
Thursday
The end of the Orbán era
A rising right in Europe marks the end of the Hungarian’s outsized influence
Monday
Natural wine and tacos on the Hungarian Riviera
Lake Balaton has transformed from Hungarian getaway to international hotspot
Monday
The Regime is bad eastern European pastiche
It was clearly inspired by satirical American and British shows about politics
Saturday
Dune, an enduring monument to cultural appropriation
How Frank Herbert borrowed from the Chechens and elsewhere
Tuesday
Poland and Hungary learn different lessons from history
The Polish elections offered another blow to a Polish-Hungarian relationship already fraying over the war in Ukraine
Sunday
What did the Habsburgs ever do for us?
Eduard Habsburg thinks the world has a lot to learn from his imperial family
Thursday
Will US colleges’ brand power survive falling standards?
Elite schools have embraced the Red Bull model
Tuesday
A haunting novel remembers 1990s Ukraine
Explored commonalities between Ukraine and Russia have since erupted into war
Thursday
Giorgia Meloni and the reactionary axis that wasn’t
Breathless media coverage obscures her differences with leaders like Viktor Orbán
Monday
Where Europe ends and the war begins
The violence in Ukraine might seem distant but the political implications for Hungary are very real
Tuesday
Even Hungary has soured on Vladimir Putin
Amid the invasion of Ukraine, Russia’s Eastern European ‘allies’ are recoiling
Monday
The evidence is in: remote learning doesn’t work
So why are we using a relatively mild variant as an excuse to freak out and close schools?
Monday
Can Viktor Orbán’s conservatism work in America?
The US right embraces Hungary but our folk libertarianism makes it a hard sell
