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The greatest casualty of the coronavirus crisis in Hungary has been human dignity, writes Anna Lengyel. And as long as the Orbán system remains in place, this crisis will prevail long after the virus is gone.

In Belfast, people’s experience of the virus has been much more on par with the Republic of Ireland than with England or London, and yet they have been subject to the rules of the UK. When normalcy returns, lessons learnt during this period are bound to have an impact on the ballot box, says award-winning writer Jan Carson.

In August of 2018, Alexandra Lebon and Bénédite Topuz travelled the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland; from east to west, from Omeath to Muff, the women set out to meet those Irish who live along the border.