To snub one’s own Nick Thorpe reports on Hungary’s dual-citizenship
referendum, which brought a disappointing 37 percent of
voters out to the polls. As ethnic Hungarians outside
the borders feel snubbed, can the government find an olive
branch long enough to make amends?
WRITTEN
BY: NICK THORPE
The final showdown Tensions and stakes
remain high in Ukraine as new poll approaches
Dec. 26 may be the
most important day in Ukrainian history,
since the nation declared independence
from the Soviet Union in 1991.
BY ROMAN OLEARCHYK
Green
horizon Once-provincial Ireland extends its
reach to the world An aerial view of Ireland reveals the
one thing Irish people seem to cherish most: their ever-so-lush,
yet rugged land. WRITTEN BY ANDREW PRINCZ
Nick Thorpe reports on Hungary’s dual-citizenship
referendum, which brought a disappointing 37 percent of
voters out to the polls. As ethnic Hungarians outside
the borders feel snubbed, can the government find an olive
branch long enough to make amends?
