Tamás Árki, Author at The Long Brief

Tamas Arki is an expert in international studies and has worked with various Hungarian publications, both online and print, as a foreign policy journalist.

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By Tamás Árki

Olaf Scholz: Clearly Not a “Meister”, With Dwindling Numbers of “Bürger” as Support

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By Tamás Árki

Elections in the Netherlands: Will Mark Rutte Fall Upwards?

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By Tamás Árki

Wars Depend on Hinterlands – So Why Offend Them?

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By Tamás Árki

Why is Erdogan Going to Hungary on August 20?

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By Tamás Árki

The Reelection of Donald Trump: Dawn of a New Era of Political Communication

The Resurrection of History, or The Fallout of the Grand Peace Project

Kamala Harris: The Novelty of the Switch

20 Years After the 2004 Enlargement of the European Union

Pope Francis and Ukraine: To What Extent Must Something Become, That it is Not?

Olaf Scholz: Clearly Not a “Meister”, With Dwindling Numbers of “Bürger” as Support

Elections in the Netherlands: Will Mark Rutte Fall Upwards?

Wars Depend on Hinterlands – So Why Offend Them?

Why is Erdogan Going to Hungary on August 20?

Wagner’s Mutiny Will Have Serious Repercussions… in Africa

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Can the Religious Vote Decide the U.S. Elections?

“The Russo-Ukrainian War Will Not Be Solved in a Day or Even in a Month” – A Report from the NATO 75 – Hungary and the Future of NATO Conference

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