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Back-to-School Support Hits Record for Hungarian Students Beyond the Border in 2025

The Hungarian government is providing HUF 100,000 in school support to over 227,000 students from Hungarian communities beyond the borders—the highest number ever recorded. The initiative, under the Hungarian in the Homeland programme, reflects renewed commitment to national identity and…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 05.08.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Hungary Launches Forestry Climate Adaptation Forum to Safeguard Forests

Hungary’s Agriculture Ministry has announced the establishment of the Forestry Climate Adaptation Forum, tasked with developing a national forestry climate adaptation strategy and an action plan for the Great Hungarian Plain to counter the impacts of climate change….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 05.08.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Budapest Marks 75 Years since Second Unification with Virtual Exhibition

The Metropolitan Ervin Szabó Library is marking the 75th anniversary of Budapest’s second unification with a virtual exhibition, showcasing documents, maps, and photos that tell the story of the districts annexed to the capital in 1950….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 05.08.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Art+ Cinema Hosts Seven Days of Film Legend Kurosawa’s Masterpieces

Budapest’s Art+ Cinema will host a week-long Akira Kurosawa retrospective from 14–20 August, showcasing some of the legendary Japanese director’s most acclaimed films, from Ran and Seven Samurai to Dreams and Dersu Uzala….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 05.08.2025
  • INTERVIEW

‘We are not against Europe, we want to influence its future’ — An Interview with Zsolt Németh

What role has Tusványos played in strengthening Hungarian–Romanian dialogue? Can Szeklerland be granted autonomy? Is Hungary’s Ukraine policy justified? We spoke with the Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Hungarian Parliament at the Tusványos Festival—which he helped found—in…
  • Tamás Maráczi
  • ‎ —‎ 05.08.2025
  • CURRENT

MCC Feszt Panel Featuring Patrick Deneen, Chad Pecknold Faces Liberal Backlash

A panel on post-liberalism at MCC Feszt 2025 featuring Patrick Deneen, Gladden Pappin, and Chad Pecknold has drawn sharp criticism from liberal thinkers on X, who condemned the speakers’ praise for Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his model of…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 04.08.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

National Library Publishes Rare Babits Manuscripts Online

To mark the 142nd anniversary of Mihály Babits’s birth, the National Széchényi Library has made his early manuscripts available online, offering scholars and readers access to rare documents from one of Hungary’s greatest literary figures….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 04.08.2025
  • CURRENT

Miklós Szánthó in the US: Péter Magyar Is a Tool of the Globalist Agenda

‘Borders must be protected, peace must be established, and the US and Hungary are strong allies in this,’ Director General for the Budapest-based conservative think tank Center for Fundamental Rights Miklós Szánthó has also told the audience in his speech…
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 04.08.2025
  • INTERVIEW

JD Vance Could Lead the Post-Liberal Elite — An Interview with Patrick Deneen

‘The biggest obstacle facing Donald Trump may not be the other party. It’s that his time is almost up,’ Patrick Deneen explained in an interview with Hungarian Conservative. The Notre Dame professor discussed how Trump’s second presidency has initiated a…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 04.08.2025
  • CURRENT, TECH

Mercedes Announces Plans to Build Hungary’s Largest Car Factory

Mercedes will establish Hungary’s largest car factory in Kecskemét, with production of next-generation models starting early next year. The investment secures Hungary a strategic position in Europe’s automotive and battery manufacturing scene….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 04.08.2025
  • CURRENT, INTERVIEW

‘We are not the trembling knees type of Jews’ — An Interview with Sharren Haskel

How has the international community turned against Israel? Did Israel commit crimes against the civilian population in Gaza? What is the importance of Hungary’s friendship with Israel? We asked Israel’s Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs about Israel’s changing international reputation…
  • Tamás Maráczi
  • ‎ —‎ 04.08.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, CURRENT

Wilders, Vlaardingerbroek Rally Behind Sydney Sweeney, Declare ‘Woke is Dead’

Sydney Sweeney has found herself at the centre of a woke outrage after critics accused her American Eagle advert of racism and sexism. Dutch right-wing political commentator Eva Vlaardingerbroek defended Sweeney, arguing that the backlash reflects a deeper cultural hostility…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 04.08.2025
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REVIEW

MCC Debate Academy Opens Applications for One-Year Debate Leadership Training
CULTURE & SOCIETY

MCC Debate Academy Opens Applications for One-Year Debate Leadership Training

The MCC Debate Academy offers a free training programme for those interested in enhancing their critical thinking skills and applying their newly acquired knowledge in various debate settings. Interested participants can apply for the one-year debate leadership training until 22 September.

Ádám Bráder
22.08.2024
Rome’s Balancing Act: Italy’s Defence Minister Voices Concerns Amid Ukraine’s Kursk Offensive
CURRENT POLITICS

Rome’s Balancing Act: Italy’s Defence Minister Voices Concerns Amid Ukraine’s Kursk Offensive

Italian Defence Minister Guido Crosetto’s recent remarks voicing concern about the Ukrainian incursion into Russian territory have drawn ire from Italian commentators. Under Giorgia Meloni’s leadership Italy has consistently backed Ukraine in both rhetoric and material support. However, her public position also reflects the constraints imposed by her governing coalition, which includes pro-Russia politicians. Meloni’s balancing act requires deft political manoeuvring as she seeks to maintain support for Ukraine while navigating a divided public opinion at home.

Dávid Nagy
22.08.2024
Amidst Absurdities, Democrats Are Trying to Have a Good Time in Chicago
CURRENT POLITICS

Amidst Absurdities, Democrats Are Trying to Have a Good Time in Chicago

An awful lot of rare historical events for one election cycle happened this year in the US, most of which do not favour the incumbent party. Nothing is a better testament to that than the fact that this week in Chicago it will be Vice President Kamala Harris who accepts the nomination, and not President Joe Biden. That is despite President Biden, as billionaire Elon Musk pointed out in a post on his own social media platform X, having been very adamant about staying in the race until just a month ago.

Márton Losonczi
22.08.2024
Hungary Leads Region in Online Sales, GKI Analysis Reveals
CURRENT

Hungary Leads Region in Online Sales, GKI Analysis Reveals

In terms of the volume of electronic sales Hungary is performing well, with 23 per cent of companies’ net revenue derived from online sales, surpassing the EU average of 18 per cent.

Ádám Bráder
22.08.2024
Abortion, Ukraine, and 147 Mentions of Trump — The Lessons from the DNC and the Awkward Silence on Harris’s Policies
OPINION POLITICS

Abortion, Ukraine, and 147 Mentions of Trump — The Lessons from the DNC and the Awkward Silence on Harris’s Policies

‘The Democrats, who often accuse Trump of populism, demagoguery, and fascism, are increasingly resorting to demagogic, populist, and fascist tactics themselves by instilling fear and turning Trump into a bogeyman, repeating the tired old tropes about him incessantly (not to mention using other means such as deploying law enforcement and the judiciary for partisan purposes against their political opponent). As posted on Facebook by the GOP, on the night of 19 August alone, the word “Trump” was mentioned 147 times at the DNC meanwhile “inflation” three times, “crime” six times, and “border” only eight times.’

Botond Szabó
22.08.2024
Family Politics: The Role of the Family in Political Thinking
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Family Politics: The Role of the Family in Political Thinking

‘Families are the foundation for coherent political communities. Indeed, they are the foundation for nations. Nations are usually tied together by a set of common origins based on history, geography, traditions, and blood ties. A person’s ties to their nation are usually familial ties, primarily shaped by the home they grow up in.’

Simon P. Kennedy
21.08.2024
Hungarian Student Reaches North Pole in Rosatom Scientific Expedition
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Hungarian Student Reaches North Pole in Rosatom Scientific Expedition

Alongside students from 14 other countries, a Hungarian student is participating in a scientific expedition to the Arctic, sponsored by Russia’s Rosatom. The expedition aims to equip participants with a broad range of knowledge about the northernmost region of our planet. On 17 August Levente Varga raised the Hungarian national flag at the North Pole, which he described as the experience of a lifetime.

Joakim Scheffer
21.08.2024
Budapest Fireworks Amaze Spectators Once Again Despite One Hour Delay
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Budapest Fireworks Amaze Spectators Once Again Despite One Hour Delay

Since some data indicated that a storm was inbound, a task force gathered to assess whether or not the fireworks show could be safely held. Albeit with an hour delay, it was eventually allowed to move forward, with over 45,000 individual pyrotechnical effects and 1,300 drones entertaining the crowd.

Márton Losonczi
21.08.2024
European Film Academy Recognizes Pelikan Blue for Award Nomination
CULTURE & SOCIETY

European Film Academy Recognizes Pelikan Blue for Award Nomination

The European Film Academy honours the most significant works of European cinema, with the prestigious European Film Awards being presented in Berlin every odd-numbered year and in another European city every even-numbered year. From the recently announced selection, Academy members will vote for the nominees for the European Film Awards. The 37th awards ceremony will be held in Lucerne, Switzerland, on 7 December.

Ádám Bráder
21.08.2024
Hungary Addresses EU Concerns Over Belarusian, Russian Worker Visas
CURRENT POLITICS

Hungary Addresses EU Concerns Over Belarusian, Russian Worker Visas

Hungarian Interior Minister Sándor Pintér has addressed the European Commission’s concerns regarding the extension of the Hungarian National Cards programme to Russia and Belarus. In a letter sent to Home Affairs Commissioner Ylva Johansson, Pintér emphasized that Belarusian and Russian guest workers arriving in Hungary would undergo thorough screening to ensure compliance with EU regulations and would not pose a threat to the national security of Schengen member states.

Joakim Scheffer
21.08.2024
House Speaker László Kövér Calls 2012–2022 ‘One of the Best Decades in Hungarian History’
CURRENT

House Speaker László Kövér Calls 2012–2022 ‘One of the Best Decades in Hungarian History’

During his lecture at the Rákóczi Association’s All-Hungarian University Students’ Camp, Speaker László Kövér told the audience that even the Coronavirus pandemic did not hinder Hungary’s success in ‘cultural life, in defence policy, and in national policy’ in the years between 2012 and 2022. However, the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022 did.

Márton Losonczi
21.08.2024
Hungarians Prioritize Housing Over Consumption
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Hungarians Prioritize Housing Over Consumption

The Hungarian economy could grow by 2 per cent this year, a downward revision from the 4 per cent forecast at the end of last year. This adjustment is attributed to the population’s caution in spending, which is only gradually diminishing after last year’s high inflation. Nevertheless, consumption growth is driving the Hungarian economy this year, even though the savings rate remains at a historically high 15 per cent. Márton Nagy noted that while investment and exports are exerting a negative impact on growth, sectors such as retail sales, tourism, and services are contributing positively.

Joakim Scheffer
21.08.2024
Online Theatre Festival Reaches Across Hungary’s Borders
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Online Theatre Festival Reaches Across Hungary’s Borders

Hungarian theatres from within the country and beyond its borders, as well as independent troupes were invited to submit their performances for the festival, which will also feature live, freely accessible online roundtables.

Ádám Bráder
21.08.2024
Audi Hungaria’s PPE Electric Drive Production Supported by High-Tech Robotic Fleet
CURRENT TECH

Audi Hungaria’s PPE Electric Drive Production Supported by High-Tech Robotic Fleet

Currently, the robots transporting components for the PPE motor production line cover a total of 131 kilometres per day. The software that monitors this robot fleet was developed with new ideas and solutions contributed by company staff.

Ádám Bráder
21.08.2024
‘I always considered myself Hungarian’ — A Conversation with Eva Kazella
DIASPORA INTERVIEW

‘I always considered myself Hungarian’ — A Conversation with Eva Kazella

An in-depth interview with Eva Kazella, a prominent member of the Hungarian American community, about the deportation of her family from Communist Slovakia, the vicissitudes before starting a new life in the United States, her family, and the vibrant community life of Hungarian Americans.

Ildikó Antal-Ferencz
21.08.2024
The End of the One-Party System in America: The Election of 1824
CULTURE & SOCIETY

The End of the One-Party System in America: The Election of 1824

In 1824 Andrew Jackson received both the most popular votes and the most electoral votes in the presidential election. However, since he failed to win a majority of the latter, the decision went to Congress. There, his nemesis, House Speaker Henry Clay used his influence to get John Quincy Adams elected instead of Jackson, for which President Adams rewarded him with the Secretary of State position in a ‘corrupt bargain’. The furious Jackson came back to defeat Adams in the 1828 election, then founded the Democratic Party in 1832, the party that occupies the White House today.

Márton Losonczi
21.08.2024
Saint Stephen School in the Southern Hemisphere
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Saint Stephen School in the Southern Hemisphere

‘Father Thomas rises at six each morning and sounds the bronze bell of his church. He celebrates mass in the Bahasa Indonesia language in the Paroki Santa Perawan Maria Yang Diangkat Ke Surga, that is, the Parish Church of the Assumption of Virgin Mary. Beside the traditional psalms, the church resounds with a song lauding Saint Stephen, sung ardently by a choir of one hundred to one hundred and fifty children. In Flores, where 90 per cent of inhabitants profess the Catholic faith, the long-term viability of Christianity is signalled by the fact that more than two hundred Verbite novices studying at the Saint Paul Major Seminary at Ledalero have chosen to serve God as their lifelong calling.’

János Kubassek
20.08.2024
The Tragic Death of István Horthy
CULTURE & SOCIETY

The Tragic Death of István Horthy

István Horthy, the son of Miklós Horthy, lost his life in a plane crash on the Russian front barely six months after he was elected Vice Regent of Hungary.

Artúr Köő
20.08.2024
The Many Faces of King Saint Stephen, the Founder of Our State
CULTURE & SOCIETY

The Many Faces of King Saint Stephen, the Founder of Our State

The foundation of the Hungarian State by King Stephen I created unprecedented stability in the Carpathian Basin, setting the region on the path of Western-style modernization and development.

László Veszprémy
20.08.2024
Conservative Attempts to Boost Fertility Rates in Poland
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Conservative Attempts to Boost Fertility Rates in Poland

‘By initiating crucial policy frameworks and achieving tangible successes in alleviating child poverty, the [Polish] government set a precedent for future administrations to consider holistic strategies that would extend beyond immediate demographic calculation, fostering instead a resilient and inclusive society for generations to come.’

Liliana Śmiech
19.08.2024
‘We’ve got into some strange places’ — Satirist Konstantin Kisin on Imane Khelif, Paris Olympics and Wokeness
INTERVIEW

‘We’ve got into some strange places’ — Satirist Konstantin Kisin on Imane Khelif, Paris Olympics and Wokeness

‘We have to create a cultural environment where wokeness is marginalized as the lunacy that it is,’ Russian-British satirist Konstantin Kisin stated in an interview with Hungarian Conservative.

Joakim Scheffer
19.08.2024
Living Conservatism — Visiting ‘Scrutopia’
CULTURE & SOCIETY PHILOSOPHY

Living Conservatism — Visiting ‘Scrutopia’

‘The programme took place in the idyllic settings of the Royal Agricultural University in the Cotswolds and Sundey Hill Farm, where Sir Roger lived and worked for three decades. The week’s agenda was filled with intellectually stimulating lectures, vibrant discussions, and culturally rich activities that provided insight into Sir Roger’s life and work as well as into broader conservative values.’

Benedek Tőczik
19.08.2024
‘Trying to rewrite history is stupid’ — An Interview with Former Bild Editor-in-Chief Kai Diekmann
INTERVIEW

‘Trying to rewrite history is stupid’ — An Interview with Former Bild Editor-in-Chief Kai Diekmann

‘If we try to rewrite history, we’re going to get a wrong idea of why things went wrong and why things happened the way they happened,’ former Bild editor-in-chief Kai Diekmann remarked in an interview with Hungarian Conservative. In the discussion, Diekmann delved into the dangers of cancel culture, the state of media freedom in the Western world, and the importance of Viktor Orbán’s peace mission.

Joakim Scheffer
18.08.2024
The Legend of Prester John
CULTURE & SOCIETY

The Legend of Prester John

‘This priest-king, of reputable phenomenal wealth and power, who was thought to reign somewhere in the East, galvanized monarchs and explorers throughout the High and Late Middle Ages up to the early Modern period just as the mythical city of El Dorado had done for the Conquistadores. The consensus, however, among medievalists is that the story seems to have originated during the twelfth century. The narrative of Prester John had the practical effect of reinforcing the religious stamina of the crusaders by holding out the promise that a fabulously rich and mighty oriental king-priest was due to march against Islam from the East in support of his fellow Christians.’

Fr. Mario Alexis Portella
18.08.2024
The Legal and Ethical Implications of Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems (LAWS) in Modern Warfare
OPINION

The Legal and Ethical Implications of Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems (LAWS) in Modern Warfare

‘Stricter AI regulation is needed precisely because of the military use of the technology. Those opposing the legal regulation of artificial intelligence within the European Union have voiced reasonable arguments, such as the fact that overly strict regulations might harm trade within the European Union and can cause economic backlash. But restrictions connected to LAWS do not have such impacts, and their only purpose is to protect civilians and prevent the detrimental possible effects of unregulated attacks.’

Diána Dobos
18.08.2024
‘Hungary is an island of sanity’ — An Interview with Professor David Betz on ‘Stupid Wars’
INTERVIEW

‘Hungary is an island of sanity’ — An Interview with Professor David Betz on ‘Stupid Wars’

‘Hungary’s leaders feel that it is their responsibility to preserve and protect the security and prosperity of the Hungarian nation. And that, surprisingly, is an unusual perspective everywhere else within Western Europe.’

Gergely Dobozi
17.08.2024
The Tragedy of Gen Z’s Post-Romantic Self
CULTURE & SOCIETY

The Tragedy of Gen Z’s Post-Romantic Self

‘To invite Gen Z to take responsibility over their own lives, is to be able to transcend our own shadow. Providing Gen Z with a meaningful life means living one ourselves. To invest in family and community. To have transcendence in abundance, instead of merely material goods. Where there is hope, instead of simple bashing those who are aimless or confused, Gen Z, like previous generations, can rise like a phoenix from its post-romantic ashes.’

Daniel de Liever
17.08.2024
‘So it was, so it shall be’ — The Movement of the ‘Uncompromising Hungarian’ Was Launched 96 Years Ago
CULTURE & SOCIETY

‘So it was, so it shall be’ — The Movement of the ‘Uncompromising Hungarian’ Was Launched 96 Years Ago

Following Hungary’s defeat in the First World War, the victors’ intentions were clear concerning our country: to impose punishments that would result, if not in the short term but in the long term, in the total disappearance of the former Central European superpower…The pain caused by Trianon and the desire to do something about it prompted Nándor Urmánczy, the ‘uncompromising Hungarian’ and a member of parliament of Transylvanian origin, to initiate and announce the National Flag Movement in 1925.

Artúr Köő
17.08.2024
Historical Films on Public TV Scheduled for 20 August National Holiday
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Historical Films on Public TV Scheduled for 20 August National Holiday

The M5 channel will be airing such films as the 1996 historical drama about the Magyar tribes settling into the Carpathian Basin titled The Conquest (Honfoglalás), and the 2023 documentary The Rise of the Árpáds (Az Árpádok felemelkedése). Meanwhile, the commercial TV channel TV2 will have the 2023 historical drama Now or Never! (Most vagy soha!) about a different, but equally significant time in Hungarian history, the 1848–1849 Revolution and War of Independence against the Habsburgs.

Márton Losonczi
16.08.2024
Three Hungarian Football Clubs Reach Play-Offs of European Competitions
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Three Hungarian Football Clubs Reach Play-Offs of European Competitions

Paks are facing the Czech Mladá Boleslav, and Puskás Akadémia are facing the famous Italian team Fiorentina in the play-offs of the Conference League. Meanwhile, Ferencváros are the heavy favourites to beat the Bosnian side Borac Banja Luka and thus reach the newly established league phase of the Europa League.

Márton Losonczi
16.08.2024
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