If we were to ask the average, educated Hungarian compatriot somewhat interested in international affairs: what comes to mind first about the Netherlands? Most would probably answer with football, tulips and that beer with a red star. Then they might add the canals, windmills, red-light district, and of course the legal weed. The more learned might mention Erasmus, Rembrandt, Van Gogh and maybe even Thomas Kempis, Hugo Grotius, or Johan Huizinga.

Ukrainian Spy Sends Message to Hungarian Authorities: One Day You Will Be Held Accountable!
Peter Magyar’s friend and “brother,” Roland Tseber, threatened Hungary’s national security agencies and criticized the organization representing Hungarians in Transcarpathia during an interview with the outlet Atlatszo.