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Szerkesztő és rovatvezető, a washingtoni National Review Institute vezető munkatársa. Korábban a National Review szerkesztője, a London Times társszerkesztője, a Hudson Intézet főmunkatársa és Margaret Thatcher tanácsadója is volt.
John O'Sullivan, the President of the Danube Institute, wrote an article about the Hungarian revolution in 1956, which was published by the Hungarian Conservative.
Hannes H. Gissurarson a professor of politics answered this question at his second lecture, based on his recent article on
The Guardian’s “Distorted Image of Thatcherism”.
The "Politics and the Core of Mystery" is the third lecture of the "Exploring the Underground Writings of Jan Patočka" lecture series, which is based on Jan Patočka's essay.
John O'Sullivan, the President of the Danube Institute and Tamás Orbán, Research Fellow at Danube Institute wrote an article about the AUKUS submarine deal, which was published by the National Revie...
The "Philosophy and the Experience of History" is the first lecture of the "Exploring the Underground Writings of Jan Patočka" lecture series, which is based on Jan Patočka's essay.
Gerard Baker discussed the current situation and the future of America with John O’Sullivan, President Danube Institute and with John Prout, Treasury & Capital Markets Specialist.