Ágnes Bodonovich Talent is a kind of deviance: both a wonderful and dangerous opportunity Everyone knows a child who is very bright, who can read at the age of three, and who shows a keen interest in adult...
Ágnes Jónás What makes a Hungarian cabinetmaker a gold medalist? – A good craftsman is a treasure today Krisztián Simon decided as a child that he wanted to work with wood. His willpower, diligence, and ability took him all the way to...
Judit Ottlik Hungary's seven most beautiful pilgrim routes – Set off to arrive at yourself You don't necessarily have to travel all the way to Bali to get away from the noise of the world. You can find physical...
Emese Kosztin Love is an awakening to yourself The most romantic, sensitive man I've ever spoken to, who talks about love in a way that gives you goosebumps. He is passionate, fanatic...
Borbála Szabó He called me old! – A woman in her forties at the OBGYN According to the data of 2019 of the Hungarian Central Statistical Office (KSH) the life expectancy for women in the capital is eighty years...
Kati Szám Diána Ürge-Vorsatz: “Do I have the right to consume more but they don’t have the right to live?” The recent past has been an unusual time for us all. It came with losses, lessons, and – although these are perhaps less obvious...
Csaba Németh Not an idea out of the air – Interview with Dr Rita Somogyi, winner of the Transport Innovation Award A young Hungarian engineer, Dr. Rita Somogyi, and her team have now brought a new and precise solution to the field of GPS-based support...
Villő Nagy “I never longed to live abroad” – in conversation with Dezső Ránki, Artist of the Nation Pianist Dezső Ránki is an outstanding figure in the world of music, both for his modesty and his talent. Last year, he was among...
Csák-Nagy Kriszta “I am blessed in that my soul remains youthful.” – Father Fülöp, missionary of Belgian origin At first sight, one wouldn’t guess that he is a priest – only when he's in a church wearing the chasuble. Instead, he is...
Lenke Fehér “The fact is, you should be exterminated! – the fates of priests after 1956 In the wake of the crushing of the 1956 Revolution until late 1957, that is, in just over one year, nearly 20,000 people were...