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The opening session of the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification, UNCCD COP16, in the Saudi capital Riyadh on 2 December 2024

Never Enough of Climate Conferences — COP16 on the Issue of Desertification

The conference is dominated by negotiations on a global drought prevention system, both in terms of implementation and financing. This is particularly necessary because the frequency and intensity of climate damage, specifically drought, which is also a major issue in Hungary…has increased by nearly 30 per cent since the turn of the millennium, threatening agriculture, water security, and the livelihoods of 1.8 billion people.

Family-Centric Thinking Against Global Population Decline

‘In the East, the communist worldview largely rejected the nuclear family unit, seeing it rather as an economic unit that ideologically furthered capitalist interests. In the West, a notion emerged in the latter twentieth century that largely views prioritizing family as limiting individual autonomy and self-fulfillment. We are the inheritors of societies that have been profoundly shaped by one or both worldviews.’

Trump 2.0 Should Focus on Family Policy — An Interview with Heritage’s Jay W Richards

‘It’s nice that a relatively small Central European country like Hungary could be in some ways a sort of laboratory for these kind of family policy experiments so that we could identify which policies had the most significant impact and which ones fell short of delivering the expected results,’ Heritage Foundation Senior Research Fellow Jay W Richards highlighted in an interview with Hungarian Conservative.

Canadian Conservatives Could Learn from Hungary, Samuel Duncan Says

‘When it comes to family policy, I know that many Canadian conservatives view Hungary as a leader, particularly in its various incentive programmes and structures that place families at the centre of government policy,’ senior Canadian conservative advisor Samuel Duncan highlighted in an interview with Hungarian Conservative.

TikTok Use Hinders Fake News Recognition Skills, Media Authority Finds

According to a recent study by Hungary’s National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH), frequent TikTok use negatively impacts the ability of young people aged 13–25 to recognize fake news. The study highlights the platform’s influence on critical thinking, revealing that extended TikTok usage diminishes the accuracy with which users assess information.

Government Introduces New Benefits to Support Families

To support families who are raising or planning to have children, the government will introduce a new measure from 1 October to make it easier for self-employed people who opt for special taxation as well as for primary agricultural producers to claim the CSOK Plus and the Rural CSOK loans, and the baby expecting subsidy. The aim is to make these benefits more accessible to self-employed people. In their case, banks used to take only 10 to 20 per cent of their income into account when assessing their loan applications but will now be obliged to recognize at least 50 per cent of their earnings.

Hungarian Real Estate Market Prices Rise to Record Levels

Real estate prices in Hungary have shown outstanding growth among the European markets this year so far, the Azerbaijani news site AzerNews reports. Similarly, according to leading Hungarian real estate listing website Ingatlan.com, the average time it takes to sell a listed property on their site has significantly decreased.

Enhanced SME Loan Programme to Boost Competitiveness of Hungarian Businesses

Under the new, more favourable conditions, the programme’s aim remains to increase the productivity and added value of domestic micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) through support for technological and organizational renewal.

Two families by Mihály Munkácsy (1877). Private Collection

Results of Hungary’s Family Policy over the Past Thirteen Years

The fact that our measures have a good reputation internationally, and the Hungarian model serves as a model for several countries, is a reason for confidence. Many people are interested in Hungarian solutions, both inside and outside Europe, and even in the Far East.

From the Foot of the Bridge to the End of the World — The Story of the Oscar-Winning ZAX Chocolate Manufactory

When it got to the point where Zsuzsa and her family had to deliver sweets to a hundred places one Christmas, they felt they had reached a crossroads: ‘We knew we couldn’t go on like this. Either we cut it back and get on with our common lives or we take a sharp turn towards chocolate.’

Search results: CSOK

Never Enough of Climate Conferences — COP16 on the Issue of Desertification

Family-Centric Thinking Against Global Population Decline

Trump 2.0 Should Focus on Family Policy — An Interview with Heritage’s Jay W Richards

Canadian Conservatives Could Learn from Hungary, Samuel Duncan Says

Government Introduces New Benefits to Support Families

Hungarian Real Estate Market Prices Rise to Record Levels

Enhanced SME Loan Programme to Boost Competitiveness of Hungarian Businesses

Results of Hungary’s Family Policy over the Past Thirteen Years

From the Foot of the Bridge to the End of the World — The Story of the Oscar-Winning ZAX Chocolate Manufactory

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