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Hugo Martin

Hugo Martin is a researcher at the Danube Institute. He holds a Master’s degree in European and International Governance from the Free University of Brussels. He is a former member of the French Federation for Diplomacy and the United Nations (FDNU) and a recipient of the Young Francophone Ambassadors (JAF) programme.
On 15 June 2025, Budapest hosted the forum Positioning Vietnamese Values Abroad in the Digital and Artificial Intelligence Era at the Hungarian Parliament. The event explored how diasporas use AI
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‘This forum, which is scheduled for 6 May 2025, will be a major opportunity for anyone who can make it to learn from and consult with significant Hungarian figures from
‘Lovinger explained the weaponization of the federal investigative process, describing how the ONA and other US state bodies had been captured by lawless, self-serving individuals to whom blackmail and corruption