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Some 100 migrants sit on the Guardia Costiera boat after being rescued off the shores of the island of Lampedusa on 25 October 2013 as part of the Italian Navy’s Mare Nostrum search-and-rescue operation launched after more than 400 migrants drowned in two disasters earlier that month.

In the Drift — New Book Takes Close Look at How the European Migration Crisis Evolved

The booklet takes an in-depth look at the European phenomenon of migration, from the number of border crossings and the attitudes of the Hungarian society towards immigration to the V4

Transylvanian Winery Wins Blanc de Blancs World Champion Title at World’s Most Prestigious Competition

Four Transylvanian friends dared to dream big and founded a sparkling winery in a small village in northern Transylvania a decade ago. This year, their Blanc de Blancs sparkling wine

Day of Hungarian Architecture: President Novák Applauds Architects’ Modern Vision

This autumn, the Hungarian parliament declared 16 December, the birthday of architect, writer, illustrator, ethnologist and politician Károly Kós, the Day of Hungarian Architecture. The Kós Károly Lifetime Achievement Prize,
Soldier of the Royal Hungarian Army handling a Király M39 submachine gun.

Testaments to Hungarian Engineering Ingenuity: Forgotten Weapons from the 20th Century

Hungary is a hospitable land with exceptionally friendly people, a country known for welcoming millions of tourists annually. That kindness, however, shall not be mistaken for weakness, as over the
László Tőkés delivering a sermon in the church of the New Millennium Reformed Church Centre in Temesvár on the 30th anniversary of the revolution on 15 December 2019.

The Mamaliga that Did Explode: The Romanian Revolution of 1989

‘The mamaliga (a typical Romanian boiled cornmeal dish) will not explode,’ Communist dictator Ceaușescu famously said in the 1980s, dismissing the potential of the forces that opposed him. But the
János Brenner

The Catholic Church Today Venerates a Son of Hungary, Blessed János Brenner

During the oppression by the Communists, which specifically targeted Catholic churchmen, such as the Venerable Cardinal József Mindszenty, many priests were coerced to flee the country. Blessed Brenner, however, chose

Read Hungarian Conservative in Print Too — Latest Magazine Issue Out Now

The brand new edition of our magazine features a piece by Miklós Szánthó, director general of the Center for Fundamental Rights, who wrote about the subversive nature and history of

An Orthodox Icon By the Danube River: the Cathedral of the Moscow Patriarchate

Originally a Greek-built temple, now known as the cathedral of the Moscow Patriarchate, is one of the most iconic buildings on the Pest side of Budapest, right on the bank

To Keep That Wicked Smile

Publication of the latest work by Attila Futaki, a comic book artist of international fame, is an important domestic event: it presents the life and career of Ferenc Puskás.

The Challenges of Winter Warfare — Matthias Corvinus and His Christmas Campaigns

‘King Matthias of Hungary (r. 1458–1490) spent many years of his reign in the saddle. This was the case in 1463, 1467, and 1475, when he “celebrated” Christmas in Jajce

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