The publications of the European Foundation for Comparative Minority Studies (EÖKiK) and the Civitas Europica Centralis Foundation are now available in our institute's Digital Reading Room.

Our colleague, Csilla Fedinec, discussed this topic with János Dési on December 2, 2025, on Klubrádió. The program is available here in podcast format.

Balázs Dobos and Balázs Vizi will attend the international conference entitled "Regional and Ethnoregional Parties in Europe and beyond" organized by the Université Libre de Bruxelles and the ELTE CERS Institute for Regional Studies in Pécs on December 4-5. The titles of their presentations are: Balázs Dobos: The parliamentary representation of minorities: presence, effectiveness, and the problem of evaluation. Balázs Vizi: Minority participation and parliamentary elections in Kosovo. The full program of the conference is available at HERE.

Csilla Fedinec’s new study has been published, offering an analysis of three decades of minority rights development in Ukraine: after the early period of openness and pluralism, the strengthening of a state-centric approach reshaped the regulatory framework, followed by further comprehensive legal reforms – partly driven by European integration efforts. The study can be read here.

Máté Csabai, journalist at Magyar Narancs, interviewed our colleague Csilla Fedinec about the United States' peace plans for Ukraine

Our colleague, György Szerbhorváth, will give a Serbian-language lecture titled “The De/Mythologization of the Village among Vojvodinian Serbian and Rusyn Authors” at the “Miloš Crnjanski” Vojvodina Institute of Culture in Novi Sad on 28 November 2025, during the conference Cultures in the 21st Century – The Challenges of Identity Patterns.

On November 28, 2025,  Viktória Bányai and Júlia Csejdy's book entitled The History of the Synagogue and Jewish Community in Mád will be presented at FUGA :: Budapest Architecture Center. 

On November 13, at 16:00, the Jewish Museum will present the book Az emlékzés rétegei [Layers of Memory: The Holocaust in Hungary Eighty Years Later: Research at the Hungarian Jewish Museum and Archives]. The editors of the volume are Viktória Bányai and László Csősz.

Our colleague, Csilla Fedinec, will participate in the event entitled "Once upon a Time a „Kárpátalja” – book launch and roundtable discussion" at the Research Institute for National Strategy on November 10, 2025

Report on the successful international conference “Flüchtlinge und Flüchtlingsfrage in Ostmitteleuropa (Slowakei, Rumänien, Ungarn, Jugoslawien, Österreich) 1938-1948,” organized jointly by the Institute for Minority Studies, Andrássy University, and the Commission for the History of Germans in Southeastern Europe.