CEU in the Hungarian Media

Hungarian weekly Magyar Narancs published a comprehensive summary about the first phase of CEU’s campus redevelopment. The article emphasizes that the university’s mission of openness is reflected in the interior of the new buildings, and that two facilities, a coffee shop and a restaurant are open to members of the local community.

http://librarius.hu/2016/11/06/meg-tudjak-josolni-ki-mennyire-lesz-sikeres-a-jovoben/ - Hungarian news portal librarius.hu reports: CEU network scientists Roberta Sinatra and Albert-Laszlo Barabasi's research on quantifying the success of academics in the fields of physics, economics, ecology, cognitive science, neuroscience, biology and chemistry was published today in Science. Sinatra and Barabasi along with researchers at a number of other institutions in the U.S.

http://index.hu/gazdasag/defacto/2016/11/07/a_foglyul_ejtett_magyar_nemzet/ - Hungarian news portal index.hu’s blog Defacto posted its latest article with the title “News Concealed in Return for Money?” The article investigates whether it is possible to document that the Hungarian government is endangering press freedom.

Hungarian daily Magyar Nemzet reports: European Union members must strengthen dialogue and reinforce the common values upon which the EU was built, in order to return to a spirit of compromise and common solutions, according to Michael Roth, Minister of State for Europe of the Federal Foreign Office of Germany. Roth was speaking at the conference “Effects of Conditionality and Post-Conditionality on the Quality of Democracy in EU Member States and Beyond,” held Nov. 8 by the CEU Center for European Neighborhood Studies (CENS) and the Friedrich Ebert Foundation (FES).