The state secretary for national policy reflects on the past 15 years of Hungarian national policy, emphasizing the strengthened connections between Hungarians at home and abroad. The 'In Hungarian in your homeland' program aims to support ethnic Hungarian education and identity preservation. The secretary addresses challenges faced by Hungarians in Transcarpathia due to the ongoing war and expresses concern over rising anti-Hungarian sentiment in neighboring countries. He critiques the Tisza Party and its leader, Peter Magyar, for their approach towards ethnic Hungarians. Full article (Magyarnemzet)