Hungarian elections, academia’s greatest chancer, and Easter-inspired satire
PRESS REVIEW – Monday, April 6: Ahead of the Hungarian elections, we take a look at the satirical "Two-Tailed Dog Party", who are promising free beer for all while demanding anti-corruption measures. Meanwhile, the police have finally caught up with...
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PRESS REVIEW – Monday, April 6: Ahead of the Hungarian elections, we take a look at the satirical "Two-Tailed Dog Party", who are promising free beer for all while demanding anti-corruption measures. Meanwhile, the police have finally caught up with a French academic who earned prestige and recognition for an award he made up – one he then awarded to himself! And, as Easter Monday approaches, we explore how the resurrection of Christ, millennia on, continues to inspire cartoonists.
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