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Mental Illness Has Became the New Norm in Western Societies — Can the Process be Reversed?

The rising number of mental illness diagnoses is a concerning trend in Western societies, particularly among younger generations. This surge is attributed to the tendency to interpret even mundane life situations through psychological diagnoses, posing a significant threat to our societies. In a conversation with Hungarian Conservative Frank Füredi, Executive Director of MCC Brussels, discussed the possibilities of reversing this trend.

Joe Biden Proclaims Easter Sunday ‘Transgender Day of Visibility’ to the Consternation of Many

President Joe Biden issued a declaration marking 31 March as ‘Transgender Day of Visibility’. While that day has always been held by some odd people on that date, this year it coincided with Easter Sunday, causing outrage among many Christians in the United States.

Civilian Victims of WW2 Siege of Budapest Honoured at Commemoration

Deputy State Secretary Miklós Dukai led the event honouring the around 38,000 civilian victims who perished during the Siege of Budapest in 1944.

Budapest–Belgrade Railway Expected to Become Strategic Hub Amidst Shifting Global Trade Routes

The transformation of global supply chains has accentuated the importance of the Budapest–Belgrade railway. As a result, the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) may become profitable not in the widely reported 979 years, but in only a few years. If the project lives up to expectations, it will not only prove the success of Hungary‘s Opening to the East policy and connectivity goals, but will also position Hungary as a preferable investment destination.

Creative Tapestry: NFI’s Investment in TV Films, Documentaries, and Animation

The NFI’s decision-making committee voted to support the production of six different television works.

Testimonies to the Horrors of Totalitarianism

‘What better explains the atrocities committed: coercion or the individual’s capacity or inclination for cruelty? Perhaps both, but to varying proportions.’ Author and historian László Borhi points out in his 2022 book The Strategies of Survival that, in his research, it was not always possible to draw a clear line between the different roles. ‘Several were convicted of collaborating with the Nazis and collaborating in atrocities, while other witnesses claimed that the person in question saved their lives’.

‘I decided to become a priest as an act of defiance’ — An Interview with Fr Iván Csete, the Only Hungarian Priest in New York State

‘I thought, there is communism at home, half of the world is godless, they don’t know God or don’t consider Him important, and nobody wants to be a priest anymore… Thus, out of some kind of Hungarian defiance, I decided that I would become a priest.’

Katalin Novák, Andor Grósz (L) and President of the Budapest Jewish Religious Community Tamás Mester light candles in memory of the victims of the Hamas attack outside the Dohány Street synagogue on 11 October 2023.

Israel’s Darkest Day and Its Message to the World

On Wednesday, the Dohány Street Synagogue filled with people for a solidarity service held by the Hungarian Jewish communities. Dr Andor Grósz, head of the Hungarian Jewish Federation MAZSIHISZ, said: ‘The mourning and grief of the Jewish community is shared by Hungarian society,’ adding that the Hamas terrorists ‘brutally violated the Ten Commandments, a gift of the Torah to mankind.’

Raja Mohan is a Senior Fellow with the Asia Society Policy Institute in Delhi

‘Prioritizing Peace in Ukraine Is a Common Interest Hungary Shares with India’ — An Interview with Raja Mohan

‘The foremost step is to acknowledge, from a political standpoint, that we are in an increasingly complex world: under these circumstances, India, Europe, Central Europe and Hungary can indeed work together,’ Professor Raja Mohan, a leading expert on Indian foreign policy suggests.

‘A Republican-led US Administration Wouldn’t Have Animosity towards Hungary’ — An Interview with James Carafano

‘If the Hungarian government has other countries standing up for Hungary, that’s the best way to push back against Washington and Brussels,’ argues James Carafano, Senior Counselor to the President and E.W. Richardson Fellow at The Heritage Foundation.

Search results: Danube Institute

Mental Illness Has Became the New Norm in Western Societies — Can the Process be Reversed?

Joe Biden Proclaims Easter Sunday ‘Transgender Day of Visibility’ to the Consternation of Many

Civilian Victims of WW2 Siege of Budapest Honoured at Commemoration

Budapest–Belgrade Railway Expected to Become Strategic Hub Amidst Shifting Global Trade Routes

Creative Tapestry: NFI’s Investment in TV Films, Documentaries, and Animation

Testimonies to the Horrors of Totalitarianism

‘I decided to become a priest as an act of defiance’ — An Interview with Fr Iván Csete, the Only Hungarian Priest in New York State

Israel’s Darkest Day and Its Message to the World

‘Prioritizing Peace in Ukraine Is a Common Interest Hungary Shares with India’ — An Interview with Raja Mohan

‘A Republican-led US Administration Wouldn’t Have Animosity towards Hungary’ — An Interview with James Carafano

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