The Growing Pains Of Hungary's Two-Tailed Dog
BUDAPEST -- Hungarian TV viewers would have gotten more than they bargained for, when, in March 2018, during a political program focused on the upcoming
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BUDAPEST -- Hungarian TV viewers would have gotten more than they bargained for, when, in March 2018, during a political program focused on the upcoming
The Two-Tailed Dog Party started life as a joke: pledging to build a mountain and promising voters free beer and eternal life. But now, as the most popular opposition party among the under-40s, the party is finding out that politics is not all fun and games.
A Hungarian political activist uses satire to fight fears stirred up by ultra-nationalists in her country.
Artist Péter Szalay plans to install the work in Budapest's ninth district. January 7, 2021 There are calls to cancel Péter Szalay's planned Budapest art installation over its Black Lives Matter theme. Photo courtesy of Péter Szalay. Conservatives in Hungary are threatening to tear down a planned public art installation in Budapest because of its social-justice message. The three-foot-tall sculpture, by artist Péter Szalay, depicts a rainbow-striped Statue of Liberty on bended knee, an allusion to US athletes kneeling during the national anthem to protest police violence against Black A...