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Kinga Kincső Antal

Kinga Kincső Antal

Kinga Kincső Antal is a fifth-year law student at the Faculty of Law of ELTE University and the participant of the scholarship programme funded by Aurum Foundation. She has published legal studies and has also worked as a presenter and reporter for an online magazine. Additionally, she has been leading a student association that focuses on politics and is currently freelancing for Hungarian Conservative.
Kinga Kincső Antal

Kinga Kincső Antal

Kinga Kincső Antal is a fifth-year law student at the Faculty of Law of ELTE University and the participant of the scholarship programme funded by Aurum Foundation. She has published legal studies and has also worked as a presenter and reporter for an online magazine. Additionally, she has been leading a student association that focuses on politics and is currently freelancing for Hungarian Conservative.
‘A Cautious Engagement with China is Inevitable, Even for Hungary’— An Interview with Hideshi Tokuchi, President of the Research Institute for Peace and Security
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‘A Cautious Engagement with China is Inevitable, Even for Hungary’— An Interview with Hideshi Tokuchi, President of the Research Institute for Peace and Security

According to Professor Tokuchi, the war on Ukraine is likely to last for a substantial period of time, engagement with China is necessary but risky, and demographic challenges seriously influence Japan’s future defence capabilities.

Kinga Kincső Antal
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29.09.2023
‘Orbán Is Actually Trump, But Without the Downsides of the 45th US President’ — An Interview with Former Australian PM Tony Abbott
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‘Orbán Is Actually Trump, But Without the Downsides of the 45th US President’ — An Interview with Former Australian PM Tony Abbott

‘Governments have a duty to their own citizens to maintain the character of the country,’ Tony Abbott, former prime minister of Australia argues. An interview on migration, family policy, foreign relations, and the Russo-Ukrainian war.

Kinga Kincső Antal
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26.09.2023
Families Seen as Obstacles to Social Change — An Interview with Ashley Frawley
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Families Seen as Obstacles to Social Change — An Interview with Ashley Frawley

‘The best interests of children are not served by turning education into this battleground over values and this instrumental way of solving problems in society. Because as you do that, what was traditionally understood as the purpose of education, gets crowded up. And it becomes less about inculcating or teaching young people about what the best that human beings have thought or written or done: the things that as a society we have deemed worthy of being passed down to the next generation. Instead, it becomes about all of different projects.’

Kinga Kincső Antal
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20.08.2023
‘I See Hungary’s Clear Vision in Foreign Policy’ — An Interview with Gladden Pappin
INTERVIEW

‘I See Hungary’s Clear Vision in Foreign Policy’ — An Interview with Gladden Pappin

Hungary as a small country does not make decisions for global order as a whole, but it has a unique message for many other small and medium-sized countries that are in the same situation as Hungary, with the same interests in openness to other countries, connections with other countries, their existing alliances, and which also have an interest in preserving their culture and identity, Gladden Pappin suggests.

Kinga Kincső Antal
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17.08.2023
The German Elephant and the Hungarian Mouse — Werner Patzelt on European Identity, EU Institutions and Germany’s Role
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The German Elephant and the Hungarian Mouse — Werner Patzelt on European Identity, EU Institutions and Germany’s Role

‘A significant part of European culture is fading away. The Greek tradition of philosophy, knowledge, curiosity, is being lost. We live in the period of cancel culture, of narrowing down what can be contested or argued or put into question. In terms of reason, of statecraft, state building, practical political rationality, much has also been lost.’

Kinga Kincső Antal
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13.08.2023
‘What Ought to Happen Is a Celebration of Nation-States’ — An Interview with Professor Bill Durodié
INTERVIEW

‘What Ought to Happen Is a Celebration of Nation-States’ — An Interview with Professor Bill Durodié

According to Professor Durodié, the EU is a fundamentally anti-democratic set of institutions that excludes the voice of the people. It is a project that lost its sense of history and therefore does no longer know where it is going to.

Kinga Kincső Antal
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09.08.2023

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