The Hungary Briefing
Veronika Munk, Zoltán SzalayAnalysis on the Hungarian public life by Denník N and Napunk.
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I’m Veronika Munk, Hungarian journalist and media strategist. Director of Innovations & New Markets at Denník N. Former deputy editor-in-chief of Index and founding editor-in-chief of Telex.
Journalist of Napunk.sk and Denník N
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