University hounded out of Hungary by Orbán reaches out to new government
The Guardian reports that Central European University (CEU), which Viktor Orbán tried to push out of Hungary, is open to expanding its presence in Budapest and is reaching out to the country's new government. According to the outlet, CEU's interim president and rector, Carsten Q Schneider, said the university was interested in increasing its programmes in Budapest, provided this did not damage the student experience. The Guardian presents the prospect of a partial return as a sign of confidence in Hungary's democratic future.
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University hounded out of Hungary by Orbán reaches out to new government
Prospect of partial return to Budapest by Central European University suggests confidence in Hungary’s future A university that Viktor Orbán tried to chase out of Hungary is open to expanding its presence in Budapest, in a mark of confidence in the country’s democratic future. Carsten Q Schneider, the interim president and rector of Central European University (CEU), said it was interested in increasing its programmes in Budapest, as long as this did not damage the student experience. Continue r
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