On the occasion of the Constitution Day of Ukraine and the Day of Hungarian Freedom, the Embassy of Ukraine in Budapest hosted the presentation of our colleague Csilla Fedinec's latest book. The private event was attended by prominent Hungarian experts, representatives of the Ukrainian national minority in Hungary and the Transcarpathian Dragons Foundation.

Our director, Attila Papp Z. and our colleague András Morauszki presented on 27 June 2025 in Budapest, at the conference ‘The social situation of young Hungarians in Slovakia in the light of recent research’ organised by the Impulzus Association. Their presentations were entitled:

Attila Papp Z.: Minority Hungarian Students in the PISA Assessments with Special Attention to Hungarian Youth in Slovakia.

András Morauszki: Civic engagement and public interest of young Hungarians in Slovakia

Our colleague Csilla Fedinec was interviewed by Gergely Miklós Nagy, which appeared on 23 June 2025 on 24.hu

Our colleague Csilla Fedinec was cited several times in recent days:

    Hungary’s soft power meets Ukraine’s hard reality in Zakarpattia (Kyiv Independent, 16th June 2025)

    From unity to uncertainty: Central Europe reconsiders its Ukraine stance (Kyiv Independent, 19th June 2025)

    Ucraina, ‘scricchiola’ il sostegno dei Paesi vicini: come cambiano gli equilibri e perché [Ukraine, neighbouring countries' support “creaks”: how the balance changes and why] (Mantova Uno, 20th June 2025)

 

An article by our colleague Béni L. Balogh was published in the June 17, 2025 issue of the daily newspaper Szabadság in Cluj. It is entitled: “»Budapest and Bucharest are both the stars of Transylvania« - Petru Groza and the Hungarians”. The article can be read here (in Hungarian).