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A Trip to Corfu
By Gabriella Luus Corfu is a beautiful Greek island located in the Ionian Sea, off the north-western coast of Greece. It is a popular tourist destination […]
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A night at Morrison’s Opera
By Karl-Gregor Hahn Lying to your mother is never a good idea – especially if it’s about your drinking habits. But what actually constitutes a lie […]
Read moreDesperate Times, Desperate Measures
By Stefan Specian In the five years the Syrian Civil War has been raging, the world has seen a country be torn apart by brutal, chaotic […]
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An interview with historical romance author Kathleen Bittner Roth
Six books in two years. An unusual dual-publishing agreement in the most lucrative literary genre… By Maxim LeFleur Over lunch, local Budapest expatriate author Kathleen Bittner […]
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Oppose the Oppressor: An Inside Look into Unethical Business
By Anna Gál Is ethical behaviour the reason that companies thrive in today’s environment, or is the exact opposite that pushes them towards success? Some companies […]
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Champions League final preview: the clash of the Madrid titans
By: Farzin Tazesh We are now finally in the final stage of this year’s Champions League and the two giant clubs from Madrid will once […]
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Blissful marriage gone sour
By Rabiaty Yusuf Two years ago, a Nigerian female musician known as Tiwa Savage got married and had a son with her ex-manager, Tunji Balogun, […]
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The rich kids of London
by Emmanuel K-Olaye The revving of super-priced, hyper-fast cars in the streets of London announces the arrival of the new generation of social media savvy, […]
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Christmas continues to catch on in China
By Haisha Wang Christmas, as one of the most important western holidays, is now becoming increasingly popular in big Chinese cities since China has been […]
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Stepping it up: making the transition to advanced workouts
By Virág Kiss If you’re reading this, then you should be past the beginner stage of weight training and in search of the best intermediate or advanced workouts […]
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Travel blog: on the road in Italy with Virág Kiss, the face of BioTech USA
Colorful villages, superb seafood, juicy lemons and sumptuous sweets on the Costiera Amalfitana On the sunny Friday when my plane landed at Naples airport, I turned […]
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Travel blog II: on the road in Italy with Virág Kiss, the face of BioTech USA
Stepping off the beaten track in romantic Ravello Breathtaking views, fresh seafood, genuine local charm and colorful buildings clinging prettily to steep hillsides. We’ve found a […]
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Eat your way to the ideal weight
As we all know, a good diet is vital to help us squeeze into our tiny bikinis or Strings for Men 2014 J. Experts are agreed […]
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Iranian bank files lawsuit against UK Treasury due to $4 billion loss
By Shahin Ghoreishi The largest private Iranian bank, Bank Mellat, has brought a lawsuit against the UK’s finance department for its supposedly unfair sanctions that have […]
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Virág Kiss carrying heavy weights: a student of two universities and a professional fitness model
An interview by Viktor Jósa I don’t think I have to introduce you Virág Kiss, she is probably one of the most special and most known […]
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Top 10 Christmas movies
By Zsófia Balassa Is it just me, or does the Christmas season really change the mood and spirit of the people? The smell of freshly baked […]
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Comics and Propaganda: uncovering hidden Superhero identities
By Daniel Csáki Comics are “sacred” forms of printed manifestations of childhood dreams. Most of us had them, loved them and perhaps still do. But were […]
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Art Nouveau Walking Part 2
Welcome to the second of two tours that between them offer a comprehensive picture of Art Nouveau, or Szecesszió as it is known locally, in Budapest – […]
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Opening the doors to Budapest’s prestigious past
Doors have as many different meanings as appearances. They may represent an entrance or an exit, a passage to a new opportunity or an escape. A […]
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Art Nouveau Walking Tour Part 1
Welcome to the first of two tours that between them offer a comprehensive picture of Art Nouveau, or Szeszeció as it is known locally, in Budapest […]
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Scintillating Szeszeció: Budapest’s unique take on the Art Nouveau movement
By Fahime Tehrani Hungary covers the vast range of art schools that have come into being over the centuries, and its Budapest is one of the […]
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Film review: The Great Gatsby
By Mark-Antonio Zivic The “Roaring Twenties” was the age of prosperity, party, carelessness and just sheer exuberance. The popular decade is also the setting of Francis […]
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Summer Festival Go-To Guide 2013
By Fahime Tehrani We are thrilled to bring you a short overview of Budapest summer life. Regardless of the high temperatures these sweltering days, Hungary provides […]
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North Korea: What’s Next?
By Norbert Horvath Tensions have been rising since this past February after North Korea announced it had conducted an underground nuclear test, its third in seven […]
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The Mega Battle Continues
By Norbert Horvath No way,” he says, leaning his massive 6-foot-7, 300-plus-pound body onto the cart’s steering wheel. “That would be allowing them to get away […]
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Iran’s Presidential Election 2013: who will succeed Ahmadinejad? – asks Fahimeh Kari
It might be less than a month until Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s presidential term comes to an end, but he does not seem to believe the fact that […]
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Consider making a Master’s at the CEU your next step
The Central European University (CEU) was founded in 1991 by George Soros, the American-Hungarian financier and philanthropist, in response to revolutionary changes that were transforming Central […]
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Internship Interview with XpatLoop.com’s Stephen Linfitt
By Mark-Antonio Zivic XpatLoop.com is an English-language portal for expats that live in Hungary. It’s been publishing daily for 12 years, and it’s the leading online […]
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Nike – the Dark Side of Sport
By Federica Simone Lately, there have been many scandals in the world of sport. From cheating on spouses and drug tests, but even murder – all athletes involved […]
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Pope Benedict XVI to resign Feb. 28
By: Kristine Harjes, Nikolas Gavril, Viktor Josa 85-year-old Pope Benedict XVI announced that he will resign after seven years as leader of the world’s 1.2 billion […]
Read more2012 in review
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2012 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: 600 people reached the top of Mt. Everest in 2012. […]
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News from Westminster
Now that a new academic year begins both the Messenger and the Free Press (our sister publication from McDaniel College in Maryland, USA) slowly begin operations […]
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