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    FO Talks: How Viktor Orbán Lost Control of Hungary

    Editor-at-Large Kent Jenkins Jr. speaks with Aron Rimanyi, an associate at Training The Street, about former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s defeat following 16 consecutive years in power. Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar’s Respect and Freedom Party (or TISZA) party has secured the parliamentary supermajority once enjoyed by Orbán’s Fidesz party. Jenkins and Rimanyi examine… Continue reading FO Talks: How Viktor Orbán Lost Control of Hungary
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    FO Talks: The Fight For Answers — Investigating Black Deaths

    Fair Observer editor Lucy Golish speaks with Bobby J. Smith, Associate Professor of African American Studies at the University of Illinois–Urbana-Champaign, about the long history of underinvestigated Black deaths in the United States. Smith states that racial assumptions shape how victims are portrayed, how authorities conduct investigations and whether grieving families receive answers. He calls… Continue reading FO Talks: The Fight For Answers — Investigating Black Deaths
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    FO Talks: Lula vs Another Bolsonaro — Brazil’s 2026 Election

    Fair Observer’s Communications and Outreach officer, Roberta Campani, speaks with Helder Ferreira do Vale, a professor of Political Science at the Catholic University of Brasília, about Brazil’s closely contested 2026 presidential election. Incumbent President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva leads Senator Flávio Bolsonaro in first-round polling, but a runoff could produce a technical tie. Ferreira… Continue reading FO Talks: Lula vs Another Bolsonaro — Brazil’s 2026 Election
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