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Matthew McCracken

Matthew McCracken

Matthew McCracken graduated from Liberty University in 2023 with Bachelor's degrees in History and International Relations with a focus on politics and policy. He is currently studying at Liberty University for a Master's degree in Public Policy. He is writing for the Danube Institute as an intern in partnership with the US-based Heritage Foundation.
Matthew McCracken

Matthew McCracken

Matthew McCracken graduated from Liberty University in 2023 with Bachelor's degrees in History and International Relations with a focus on politics and policy. He is currently studying at Liberty University for a Master's degree in Public Policy. He is writing for the Danube Institute as an intern in partnership with the US-based Heritage Foundation.
Skyline Politics
OPINION

Skyline Politics

Arguably, architecture in Budapest has always been used as a means of political and cultural expression. Thus, restoring the Castle District can be viewed as a way to reclaim Hungary’s lost heritage and reconnect with its historical identity.

Matthew McCracken
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24.08.2023
The Minority-Sized Rift Between Budapest and Kyiv
OPINION

The Minority-Sized Rift Between Budapest and Kyiv

Hungary’s complex Ukraine policy is influenced by its desire to protect ethnic Hungarians in Transcarpathia. Can Ukraine’s compliance with Hungarian demands lead to more support and cooperation, especially given Hungary’s historical experience with Russian aggression?

Matthew McCracken
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22.08.2023
Two Suns in the Sky: Hungary’s Divergence with the West on China
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Two Suns in the Sky: Hungary’s Divergence with the West on China

‘In fairness, to say that Washington, Brussels, and Budapest have some pre-existing policy disagreements is a laughable understatement. Nonetheless, the question remains: Why is Hungary growing closer to China as the West grows further away? The short answer is: it’s complicated.’

Matthew McCracken
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05.08.2023
Go, Visit Budapest, They Said — It Will Be Fun, They Said
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Go, Visit Budapest, They Said — It Will Be Fun, They Said

‘The [Budapest Retro Interactive] museum demonstrates the triumph over communism through humour and satire. Far from making light of the oppressive regime or downplaying its existence, it derides it in displays that paint it as a farce when compared to the true freedom and prosperity Hungary has experienced since communism’s demise.’

Matthew McCracken
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29.07.2023
Weight on the Streets of Budapest: Breathing History
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Weight on the Streets of Budapest: Breathing History

‘There was something about the past that could only be conveyed by being where it took place. Although I had already studied the horrors of the Holocaust and the Second World War, being in the actual face of such evil, in the literal place of it, shook me to my core.’

Matthew McCracken
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26.07.2023

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