John Horvath

NATO, the "humanitarian war" and the unjust bombing of Serbia

The proposed resignation of the Hungarian prime minister is a political ploy more than anything else

Did it ever vanish in the first place?

The West is no longer sure of what it's fighting for

The plight of Hungary's homeless and poor

Twenty years after the end of communism in Hungary, many things are still missing.

Haven’t we seen this before?

Central and Eastern Europe is held hostage by post-Soviet politics and European Union impotence

Is Iraq moving closer to democracy while Europe is moving in the opposite direction?

The death of Huntington unfortunately does not mean an end to his legacy

The slimy politics behind the credit crunch

Even before Barack Obama takes office, it looks as if America is in for more of the same

Despite promises of peace and prosperity in joining the European Union, relations between Hungary and Slovakia seem to have gone from bad to worse

For Barack Obama, the easy part was winning the election; the hard part is only now to come

There is more to the Hungarian financial crisis than simple fiscal mismanagement