hang.hu

Independent Hungarian political, social and cultural news outlet for readers in Hungary

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About hang.hu

Magyar Hang publishes a weekly newspaper and online portal covering politics, society and culture, with news, commentary, video and podcasts.

It serves readers interested in Hungarian public affairs and sells subscriptions. The founders are former staff members of Magyar Nemzet.

Product: A weekly newspaper and online news portal, with video and podcast content.

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