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26.July 2023 Roland Orczyk

Palanka cake and whipped cream of tyranny

The "long nineties" determine the never completely free culture of Hungarians in Vojvodina. Anyone who speaks against the government is marginalized. In art, you can be avant-garde, you can experiment to your heart's content, you can talk about global problems, about Trump, Putin and other arsonists, only about local trash.

Interview: Ana Oreg, president of the Vojvodina board of the Movement of Free Citizens

14.December 2022 Nedim Sejdinovic

Triple pact of Vučić, Orban and Pastor

"Populist policies nullify democratic values, destroy the framework of the rule of law and destroy the institutions necessary for the normal functioning of the state and society. The space for civil action and democracy is shrinking, and citizens' faith in the fact that they can do something for themselves is dangerously shrinking. And it is a 'win-win' situation for the regimes in Serbia and Hungary"

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31.march 2022 Nedim Sejdinovic

Vučić and Orban: Putin-pleasing brothers of corrupt autocracy

It is not known who flattered whom more, but one has to look closely to see the differences between the Hungarian and Serbian rulers: in autocracy, corruption, clientelism, Putin's favor, putting a muzzle on the media; in collapsing state institutions, nurturing their own cult of personality and in general in everything, which is contrary to democratic standards. They are a reliable support for each other in the elections that both have to overcome on April 3