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## [Send in your Questions for our August Q&A!](https://hungarianobserver.substack.com/p/send-in-your-questions-for-our-august)

_2026-08-14 · HungarianObserver · Hungarian Observer_

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## [Nothing left of the left in Hungary?](https://hungarianobserver.substack.com/p/nothing-left-of-the-left-in-hungary)

_2026-08-11 · HungarianObserver · Hungarian Observer_

The left self-sacrificed to help elect Magyar in 2026. Now, it needs to rebuild, writes Gabriela Greilinger.

## [After Politics, the Hungarian Media World is also Being Reshaped.](https://hungarianobserver.substack.com/p/after-politics-the-hungarian-media)

_2026-08-07 · HungarianObserver · Hungarian Observer_

The aftershocks of regime change also have implications for Hungary’s media landscape. - writes Ábel Bede

## [Record-low water levels spell trouble for Hungary](https://hungarianobserver.substack.com/p/record-low-water-levels-spell-trouble)

_2026-07-31 · HungarianObserver · Hungarian Observer_

Environmental concerns are highlighted amid this year’s heatwaves. -writes Lili Rutai

## [Finding a New President](https://hungarianobserver.substack.com/p/finding-a-new-president)

_2026-07-28 · HungarianObserver · Hungarian Observer_

Iván Merker discusses the politics of finding a new president in Hungary.

## [The Amazing President We Never Had](https://hungarianobserver.substack.com/p/the-amazing-president-we-never-had)

_2026-07-24 · HungarianObserver · Hungarian Observer_

Judit Polgár's failed nomination reveals why changing Hungary is harder than changing its constitution. - writes Egon Zsiros

## [Hungary Is More Liberal on LGBTQ Rights Than Its Politics Suggests](https://hungarianobserver.substack.com/p/hungary-is-more-liberal-on-lgbtq)

_2026-07-21 · Hanna Folsz · Hungarian Observer_

Budapest Pride took place last month, a year after the banned march drew more than 200,000 people in defiance of the Orbán government. What are the prospects for LGBTQ rights under Tisza?

## [April 12 Was a Revolution. Its Leaders Are Acting Like it, Too.](https://hungarianobserver.substack.com/p/april-12-was-a-revolution-its-leaders)

_2026-07-17 · HungarianObserver · Hungarian Observer_

Ábel Bede defends Tisza’s direct removal of President Tamás Sulyok and their proposal to introduce a 12-year term-limit for MPs.

## [Hungarian Observer Summer Break](https://hungarianobserver.substack.com/p/hungarian-observer-summer-break)

_2026-07-03 · HungarianObserver · Hungarian Observer_

The Team is going on a two-week break. We will be back on 17 July.

## [Fidesz, the Hungarian ‘cosa nostra’](https://hungarianobserver.substack.com/p/fidesz-the-hungarian-cosa-nostra)

_2026-06-30 · HungarianObserver · Hungarian Observer_

In a recent speech, Magyar equated Fidesz with the Mafia. While known for his hostile attitude toward the former Fidesz elite, his retaliatory rhetoric may backfire, writes Gabriela Greilinger.

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## [Old Places](https://mailund.dk/posts/old-places/)

_2025-03-06 · Mailund on the Internet_

It is not easy writing like Neil Gaiman, and I certainly cannot. There is a certain rhythm to his prose that you don’t fully notice until you read it aloud. He has a way of blending the magical and the mundane and the childish and the deeply serious and having it all make sense, although he rarely explains a thing.

## [Scala Lists, Eager and Lazy](https://mailund.dk/posts/scala-lists/)

_2025-02-19 · Mailund on the Internet_

So, I returned to looking at Scala. I wanted to implement two types of lists: a regular linked list and a lazy list (i.e., a list where you don’t evaluate the tail before you need it). Both are already available in Scala, but I’m solely doing this for educational purposes.

## [KMP Implementations](https://mailund.dk/posts/kmp-implementations/)

_2025-02-17 · Mailund on the Internet_

Following on my previous post I set out to implement the Knuth-Morris-Pratt algorithm. &#xA; This algorithm shifts the pattern p along x , exploiting the structure in p to skip positions we know cannot match. To do this, it uses a so-called border array that we need to pre-compute.

## [Simple String Search Implementations](https://mailund.dk/posts/some-simple-string-search-implementations/)

_2025-02-16 · Mailund on the Internet_

I’ll get back to playing with Scala soon, but since I don’t know which skills to brush up on, I also decided to play with a few other things. &#xA; I have taught string algorithms for over a decade, so I figured that using a few simple algorithms I know very well would be an interesting way to play with how the same goal can be achieved in different languages.

## [Giving Scala a Go—Playing with Lists](https://mailund.dk/posts/giving-scala-a-go/)

_2025-02-14 · Mailund on the Internet_

Soon, I will be unemployed — the needs of Kvantify and my interests and qualifications have diverged over the last year — so it is time to brush up on my skills, so I look interesting for potential future employer. Since I don’t know what a future employer will be looking for, this mainly means finding something I’m not familiar with but interested in and playing with it. Today, the choice fell on…

