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Viktor Orbán: ‘Brussels is preparing for war while Hungary is committed to peace’

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán accused opposition parties of engaging in a ‘competition of provocations’ ahead of next year’s elections. Speaking on public Kossuth Radio, he addressed topics ranging from rural development and economic measures to European security and Hungary’s…
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 28.03.2025
  • CURRENT, POLITICS

US Delays Visa-Free Travel for Romanians Amid Ongoing Election Controversies

‘A right-wing candidate who was allowed to enter the race is George Simion from the Alliance for the Union of Romanians (AUR)…While back in November polls failed to predict Georgescu’s victory, currently George Simion seems to be among the electorate’s…
  • Lili Zemplényi
  • ‎ —‎ 28.03.2025
  • POLITICS

Poland’s Heart Turns Cold on Ukraine as Presidential Election Nears

Poles increasingly view support for Ukraine as a burden on the nation, with public sentiment shifting rapidly in a negative direction. This is clearly reflected in the rising popularity of Sławomir Mentzen, the presidential candidate of the right-wing Konfederacja, who…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 27.03.2025
  • CURRENT, POLITICS

Netanyahu’s Upcoming Visit to Hungary — Strengthening Ties Amid International Controversy

According to Head of the Prime Minister’s Office Gergely Gulyás, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will pay an official visit to Hungary in the next few weeks. The visit was set in defiance of an international arrest warrant for the…
  • Sáron Sugár
  • ‎ —‎ 27.03.2025
  • CURRENT, POLITICS

What the Ukraine–Russia Energy Ceasefire Means for Hungary

Since the outbreak of the war in Ukraine, Hungary’s energy security has faced constant and varied threats—from strikes on Russian gas pipelines to the suspension of transit through Ukraine. However, if the current ceasefire agreement is implemented effectively, Budapest could…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 26.03.2025
  • POLITICS

Why Are the United States Presidential Elections So Close in the 21st Century?

The 2024 election marked the fourth consecutive US presidential election where the popular vote margin was within five points—an unprecedented occurrence in US history. The last candidate to win the popular vote by more than 10 points was Republican Ronald…
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 25.03.2025
  • OPINION, POLITICS

Why Likud Belongs with Patriots for Europe

‘Likud joining forces with PfE shook the liberal establishment. This can be measured by the intensity of their rhetoric. Patriots ought to look out for such signals from mainstream media: wherever they try to undermine you, it means you have…
  • Hugo Martin
  • ‎ —‎ 25.03.2025
  • POLITICS, REVIEW

Deutsche Welle Showers Péter Magyar with Positive Coverage in PR Interview

German outlet Deutsche Welle has published an interview with Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar which, in essence, serves as a propaganda piece. The questions appear crafted to be favourable from the outset, while crucial details about Magyar’s political trajectory—both before…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 24.03.2025
Francesco Solimena, Allegory of Reign (1690). Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg, Russia
  • OPINION, POLITICS

From Buda to Brussels: Sovereignty under Europe’s Technocratic Regime

‘The defence of democracy, human rights, and sovereignty cannot be contingent on political expediency or the geopolitical convenience of targeting smaller or less powerful states. A genuinely united Europe must demonstrate a consistent and impartial commitment to its principles, respecting…
  • Doug Stokes
  • ‎ —‎ 24.03.2025
  • OPINION, POLITICS

Bad Polling Risks Political Instability in Hungary

‘Western media is…in a frenzy about an impending electoral upset in Hungary. Péter Magyar is being touted by some as “the biggest threat Hungary’s Viktor Orbán has faced in 15 years”. Much of this assessment is based on polling for…
  • Philip Pilkington
  • ‎ —‎ 22.03.2025
  • INTERVIEW, POLITICS

‘Let the people decide on Ukraine’ — An Interview with Balázs Hidvéghi

‘If Brussels clings to this policy [on Ukraine], Europe will further weaken itself and become increasingly irrelevant on the global stage,’ State Secretary of the Cabinet Office of the Prime Minister Balázs Hidvéghi warned in an interview with Hungarian Conservative….
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 21.03.2025
  • POLITICS, REVIEW

Trump (and Hungary) Were Right on Ukraine — The Hill Breaks Western Narrative

Alan J Kuperman, in a rare opinion piece published by The Hill, breaks with the Western narrative on the causes of the war in Ukraine, acknowledging that Donald Trump is right about most of the factors behind the conflict. This…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 20.03.2025
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POLITICS

New Brazilian Transport Planes Broaden Hungary’s Global Connectivity
POLITICS

New Brazilian Transport Planes Broaden Hungary’s Global Connectivity

The Brazilian relationship is a valuable connection to an emerging power of the 21st century, without serious geopolitical cost attached.

Dániel Farkas
30.03.2024
Macron, Tusk to Side with PM Orbán on Issue of Ukrainian Grain Imports
POLITICS

Macron, Tusk to Side with PM Orbán on Issue of Ukrainian Grain Imports

Hungary has persistently advocated for a shift in the EU’s agricultural policy towards Ukraine. The prolonged farmer protests have influenced the stance of other member states, with France spearheading a coalition of states seeking to enforce stricter trade restrictions on Ukrainian agricultural products.

Joakim Scheffer
28.03.2024
US Embassy Denounces Hungary in Paid Advertisement Full of Half-Truths
POLITICS

US Embassy Denounces Hungary in Paid Advertisement Full of Half-Truths

Hungary stands as the sole EU member state purportedly failing to adequately diminish its energy reliance on Russia, a paid advertisement of the US Embassy in Budapest suggests. However, the truth is that numerous EU nations continue to rely on Russian imports, and the Hungarian government is actively striving to diversify its energy sources.

Joakim Scheffer
26.03.2024
Slovak Presidential Elections: Nothing Has Been Decided Yet
POLITICS

Slovak Presidential Elections: Nothing Has Been Decided Yet

While conservative ethnic Hungarians mainly stood behind Alliance candidate Krisztián Forró, a significant part of the liberal camp either stayed away from the polls or voted for the liberal–progressive Slovak candidate in the first round. From the Hungarian perspective, it is also ominous that the participation in the Hungarian-majority Southern areas was well below that of the rest of the country. If this trend is not reversed shortly, it could lead to dire political consequences for the whole ethnic community.

Péter Szitás
25.03.2024
Macron and the Dangers of Strategic Uncertainty
POLITICS

Macron and the Dangers of Strategic Uncertainty

‘Strategic uncertainty is not a universal elixir, but merely one of the tools in a politician’s and a strategist’s toolbox. It is important to know when to use it, but it is perhaps even more important to know when not to. For strategic uncertainty to be an effective tool, serious kinetic action must sometimes be added to the bluffing and the show of force.’

translated by Hungarian Conservative
24.03.2024
Brussels Is Playing a Hypocritical Game
POLITICS

Brussels Is Playing a Hypocritical Game

‘‘‘More power to Brussels! Down with the nations!’’ is the motto that best describes what the Commission and the EP agree on. As for the differences in opinion, they are only rooted in the question of where exactly in Brussels the power that has been taken from the Member States should be concentrated.’

Ákos Bence Gát
22.03.2024
Slovakia Could be Next in Brussels’ Rule of Law Crusade
POLITICS

Slovakia Could be Next in Brussels’ Rule of Law Crusade

According to POLITICO, Slovakia may soon find itself undergoing a rule of law procedure, possibly leading to the European Commission deciding to freeze EU funds due to the Central European state. The contrasting paths of Robert Fico and Donald Tusk serve as a clear illustration of Brussels’ ideological warfare on member states that refuse to surrender their national sovereignty.

Joakim Scheffer
21.03.2024
Hungary Is One of the Safest Places for Diaspora Jews in Europe, Says Minister of Diaspora Affairs of Israel
POLITICS

Hungary Is One of the Safest Places for Diaspora Jews in Europe, Says Minister of Diaspora Affairs of Israel

Early in March Israel’s Minister of Diaspora Affairs Amichai Chikli visited Hungary and met Hungary’s Minister for European Union Affairs János Bóka, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó, several Hungarian Jewish community leaders, while also giving presentations on the Gaza War. Jews in Hungary can practice their faith in safety in contrast to many other European nations, he noted during his visit.

Ibolya Lubiczki
20.03.2024
Primary Model Gives President Biden 75 Per Cent Chance for Victory in 2024 — Is ‘Old Joe’ Really Cruising to Reelection?
POLITICS

Primary Model Gives President Biden 75 Per Cent Chance for Victory in 2024 — Is ‘Old Joe’ Really Cruising to Reelection?

Based on his primary model, political scientist Helmut Norpoth gives incumbent Joe Biden of the Democratic Party a 75 per cent chance for re-election. However, the same model was widely inaccurate in 2020, giving Donald Trump a 91 per cent chance of becoming president again. Its 2024 forecast again goes against aggregate polling data and consensus in the news and betting industry.

Márton Losonczi
19.03.2024
Slovakia May Adopt Effective Hungarian Price Monitoring System
POLITICS

Slovakia May Adopt Effective Hungarian Price Monitoring System

The Hungarian price monitoring system, which will possibly be purchased by the Slovak government, is an online database developed by the government and the Hungarian Competition Authority. The system provides consumers with information on the selling prices of individual products.

Ádám Bráder
18.03.2024
Slovak Political Tensions in the Shadow of Upcoming Elections
POLITICS

Slovak Political Tensions in the Shadow of Upcoming Elections

‘The main criticisms against the four Slovak governments of the past three years were the lack of competence and the imposition of ad hoc solutions. The current government coalition has produced the exact opposite: it carries out the programme that its political opponents are most afraid of and does so with panache.’

Péter Szitás
11.03.2024
NATO Secretary General Race Intensifying — But Hungary Has Objections
POLITICS

NATO Secretary General Race Intensifying — But Hungary Has Objections

Former Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte is the frontrunner to become NATO’s next Secretary General, with the support of Washington, London, Berlin, and Paris. However, Hungary has expressed objections regarding the Dutch politician’s candidacy. As a consensus is required for his election, a Hungarian veto could potentially lead to Rutte’s downfall.

Joakim Scheffer
07.03.2024
Hungary Calls for the ‘Cooperation of Sovereign States’ — Could It Work?
POLITICS

Hungary Calls for the ‘Cooperation of Sovereign States’ — Could It Work?

In the midst of tensions among the Visegrád Group countries, Viktor Orbán spoke about the potential for a partnership between Austria, Hungary, Slovakia, and Serbia. In what areas could these countries cooperate, and what difficulties might impede such a partnership?

Joakim Scheffer
07.03.2024
Biden Becomes First Incumbent to Lose a Primary Since 1996 While Trump Sweeps Super Tuesday
POLITICS

Biden Becomes First Incumbent to Lose a Primary Since 1996 While Trump Sweeps Super Tuesday

President Trump won 14 out of the 15 states up for grabs on Super Tuesday, with Nikki Haley taking Vermont. Meanwhile, President Biden is falling short in more than one way in primary trends in the 21st century for incumbent presidents.

Márton Losonczi
06.03.2024
The Visegrád Group Is Alive — Takeaways from the V4 Summit
POLITICS

The Visegrád Group Is Alive — Takeaways from the V4 Summit

While it is evident that the parties do not share the same perspective on the Ukrainian question, this difference of opinions could be overcome by concentrating on common interests in other areas. Although embarking on this path requires compromises and the harmonization of interests, with no particular policy proposal in that regard adopted at this time, the summit had symbolic significance, sending the message that the V4 alliance is still relevant.

Attila Norbert Ferencz
05.03.2024
How Far Can a Refugee Flee?
POLITICS

How Far Can a Refugee Flee?

The European Union’s migration and asylum policy is an area that is the focus of major political debates on a daily basis…This is particularly the case when national authorities seek guidance in individual cases from the ECJ, which has the binding power to fundamentally determine or change legislative practice—often leading to new political debates or new layers of political debate.

translated by Hungarian Conservative
05.03.2024
‘It Is Israel’s Duty to Rescue Its People’ — A Conversation with the Israeli Ambassador to Hungary
POLITICS

‘It Is Israel’s Duty to Rescue Its People’ — A Conversation with the Israeli Ambassador to Hungary

According to Ambassador Yacov Hadas-Handelsman the Gaza War is not just against Israel and it is not a political strife anymore, but a cultural and religious conflict.

Ibolya Lubiczki
02.03.2024
The Center for Fundamental Rights’ US Election Series Returns with Mike Gonzalez
POLITICS

The Center for Fundamental Rights’ US Election Series Returns with Mike Gonzalez

The Heritage Foundation’s senior fellow shared his expertise and insight into how the race is shaping up between incumbent President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump.

Márton Losonczi
01.03.2024
Donald Trump Makes Big Steps towards Returning to the Presidency in South Carolina, Michigan
POLITICS

Donald Trump Makes Big Steps towards Returning to the Presidency in South Carolina, Michigan

President Trump has won six out of six primary contests so far, the latest one in the key swing state of Michigan. The turnout level on the two sides, along with current polling, suggests that he is in a good position to take back the White House in the autumn.

Márton Losonczi
01.03.2024
The Enlargement of the Western Balkans as an EU Strategic Goal
POLITICS

The Enlargement of the Western Balkans as an EU Strategic Goal

One of the EU’s appeals is its ability to integrate economic regions in its immediate neighbourhood, where it can reap mutual benefits. This is also true for the candidate countries of the Western Balkans, whose future membership has geopolitical and security policy benefits in addition to economic advantages.

translated by Hungarian Conservative
29.02.2024
The Leftist Agenda: No to Child Protection, Yes to Paedophilia Apologetics
POLITICS

The Leftist Agenda: No to Child Protection, Yes to Paedophilia Apologetics

The Hungarian Child Protection Act faces continuous criticism from both the domestic and the European left. Meanwhile, the left has been hard at work normalizing the sexualization of children and relativizing paedophilia.

Joakim Scheffer
28.02.2024
Demonizing Viktor Orbán: Manfred Weber in Vicious Campaign Mode
POLITICS

Demonizing Viktor Orbán: Manfred Weber in Vicious Campaign Mode

As the European Parliament elections approach, Manfred Weber, President of the European People’s Party, has entered campaign mode, with a focus on demonizing Viktor Orbán and the European right. Meanwhile, speculation continues regarding which political group Fidesz will align with in the next EP.

Joakim Scheffer
26.02.2024
Bahraini Foreign Minister: ‘When Israel feels unsafe, “bad things happen”’
POLITICS

Bahraini Foreign Minister: ‘When Israel feels unsafe, “bad things happen”’

Much of the world agrees that the Palestinians should have, and deserve, a state of their own. It’s a political ideal whose time should have come long ago. But the experience of Palestinian self-government, even in a limited sense, is not promising.

Jeffrey Kaplan
24.02.2024
Ukraine’s Legalization of Medical Cannabis Could Cause Serious Problems for Hungary
POLITICS

Ukraine’s Legalization of Medical Cannabis Could Cause Serious Problems for Hungary

With the signature of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Ukraine has legalized the use of cannabis-based medicines and preparations. The decision could have serious consequences for Hungary and the European Union due to the chaos caused by the war in Ukraine.

Joakim Scheffer
23.02.2024
EU Member States Hide Behind Hungary on Russian Nuclear Sanctions
POLITICS

EU Member States Hide Behind Hungary on Russian Nuclear Sanctions

According to a recent POLITICO article, EU member states should impose sanctions on Russian nuclear energy, but Hungary’s opposition makes this impossible. Meanwhile, several states in the EU are cooperating with Russian nuclear energy companies, hiding behind Hungary’s veto, and acting behind the scenes to protect their interests.

Joakim Scheffer
23.02.2024
Visegrád Leaders to Meet Next Week — Is Cooperation Back on Track After Estrangement?
POLITICS

Visegrád Leaders to Meet Next Week — Is Cooperation Back on Track After Estrangement?

The first V4 summit of the year is scheduled for 27 February, with a focus on illegal migration, energy security, and the EU’s strategic objectives. After the estrangement caused by the war in Ukraine, cooperation seems to be back on track, but its future will largely depend on the willingness and ability of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk to collaborate.

Joakim Scheffer
22.02.2024
Trump Ranked Worst, Biden as 14th Best President in US History in Ridiculous Survey of ‘Political Scientists’
POLITICS

Trump Ranked Worst, Biden as 14th Best President in US History in Ridiculous Survey of ‘Political Scientists’

Members of the American Political Science Association came up with a peculiar ranking, trivializing catastrophic events in American history that led to the suffering of many in the process, such as the American Civil War, white supremacist terror in the South, and the Great Depression.

Márton Losonczi
21.02.2024
US Congressional Delegation Puts Pressure on Hungary over Swedish NATO Membership
POLITICS

US Congressional Delegation Puts Pressure on Hungary over Swedish NATO Membership

A bipartisan US Senate delegation visited Budapest over the weekend to exert pressure on the Hungarian parliament to advance the ratification of Sweden’s NATO membership. The senators also held consultations with opposition politicians and NGO representatives, and are planning to propose a resolution condemning Hungary.

Joakim Scheffer
19.02.2024
Opposition MP András Fekete-Győr Refuses to Resign Despite Conviction
POLITICS

Opposition MP András Fekete-Győr Refuses to Resign Despite Conviction

MP Fekete-Győr was convicted of assault on a public official, for throwing a smoke grenade at police officers at a 2018 protest. István Hollik of the ruling Fidesz party has called on him to resign, which he is refusing to do.

Márton Losonczi
16.02.2024
Biden’s DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas Impeached by House Republicans
POLITICS

Biden’s DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas Impeached by House Republicans

Secretary Mayorkas was impeached for neglecting his responsibility to protect the borders of the United States. He is only the second US Department Secretary to be indicted by the lower chamber of Congress in American history and the first since 1876.

Márton Losonczi
16.02.2024
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