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  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, REVIEW

Unsung Heroes: New Book Sheds Light on Hungary’s Forgotten WWII Resisters

A thought-provoking publication has been released by the Committee of National Remembrance titled Resisters 1944–45. This particularly beautiful, richly illustrated volume briefly presents the life stories of 104 resistance members, accompanied by the insightful narration of expert historians….
  • László Bernát Veszprémy
  • ‎ —‎ 18.04.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Deep Silence, Extinguished Fire, Strict Fasting: Good Friday, the Day of Greatest Mourning

With processions including tableaux, passion plays drawing on the apocryphal tradition, black masses and a re-enactment of the holy sepulchre, the burial of Jesus and the subsequent vigil were part of the popular liturgy, alongside commemorations of his passion and…
  • Orsolya Ferenczi-Bónis
  • ‎ —‎ 18.04.2025
  • POLITICS

EP Rule of Law Delegation Visit to Hungary: Interference, Not Investigation

Just as before the 2022 parliamentary elections, the European Parliament’s rule of law mission visited Hungary this week. However, there are some crucial differences this time: not a single right-wing political group is represented in Tineke Strik’s delegation, and opposition…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 17.04.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Arthouse Cinema Night Brings Premieres and Classics to Budapest Screens

Artmozi Night returns to Budapest on 17 May with 70 films screened across five arthouse cinemas. From premieres to cult classics, movie lovers can enjoy a full night of cinema, plus a MOL Bubi bike rental coupon with each wristband….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 17.04.2025
  • CURRENT, POLITICS

Opposition Leader Magyar Caught Using Manipulated Video to Smear Orbán over Ukraine

Just two days after calling for the criminalisation of disinformation, Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar posted a manipulated video of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, attempting to smear him over his stance on Ukraine’s EU membership. It is yet another example…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 17.04.2025
  • CURRENT

MOL Discovers Three New Gas Fields in Pakistan, Boosting Bilateral Economic Ties

Hungarian oil and gas company MOL has discovered three new natural gas fields in Pakistan’s Tal Block, setting the stage for expanded energy cooperation. The finding marks a key moment in growing Hungarian–Pakistani economic relations….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 17.04.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Education Meets Sports Science in Strategic Partnership between MCC and TF

The Mathias Corvinus Collegium and the Hungarian University of Sports Science have signed a cooperation agreement to jointly nurture a new generation of high-performing, resilient leaders through research, shared programmes, and physical development….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 17.04.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Budapest100 Festival to Open Doors to 80 Green Spaces This May

Budapest100 returns 24–25 May with a record number of nearly 80 houses and gardens opening to the public. This year’s focus is on green urban spaces, highlighting the vital role that city gardens, courtyards, and parks play in residents’ daily…
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 17.04.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Oldest Known Meteor Shower, the Lyrids, Reaches Peak Next Week

The Lyrids meteor shower, one of the oldest ever recorded, will peak on 22 April. Skywatchers can expect up to ten meteors per hour at its height, with the best views in the early morning. Some may even spot bright…
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 17.04.2025
  • CURRENT

Hungary Condemns Growing Anti-Israel Mood on Holocaust Memorial Day

‘The normalization of the targeting of Israel leads to the normalization of the targeting of Jews,’ State Secretary Péter Sztáray warned during a commemoration held on Holocaust Memorial Day. Between 1941 and 1945, approximately 564,000 Hungarian Jews were murdered by…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 16.04.2025
  • CURRENT

Government-Backed Prevention and Policing Efforts Curb Crime in Hungary

Crime in Hungary has fallen by nearly 60 per cent since 2010, according to the Ministry of Interior. Speaking on Crime Prevention Day, officials highlighted expanded police forces, youth programmes, and a nationwide crackdown on drug trafficking as key factors….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 16.04.2025
  • CURRENT

Hungarian Engineers to Join Gripen Fighter Jet Development Through New SAAB Centre

SAAB will open an aviation development centre in Budapest, allowing Hungarian engineers to take part in high-tech fighter jet research and development. The move strengthens Hungary’s role in European air defence and its position in the aerospace industry….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 16.04.2025
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REVIEW

Who’s Afraid of National Conservatism in Europe?
OPINION

Who’s Afraid of National Conservatism in Europe?

‘Why did the left-wing oligarchy (a political-administrative and academic-media apparatus) mobilize its militant wing against a conference of a few hundred conservatives? Did it fear that its political opponents would win too many hearts, minds, and Euros? No. Canceling the original, sought-after venue was a naked exercise of its power. Réseau Ades warned that the agitation efforts will persist until NatCon Brussels 2024 is entirely aborted.’

Meg Hansen
15.04.2024
Kristóf Milák Astonishes Fans with Outstanding Performance After Allegedly Skipping Six Months of Training
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Kristóf Milák Astonishes Fans with Outstanding Performance After Allegedly Skipping Six Months of Training

Albeit it is difficult to predict outcomes in advance, what seems very promising in terms of the Paris Olympics is that Kristóf Milák was faster than his chief international counterparts last week in Budapest. One great rival of his, Léon Marchand swam the 200m butterfly, Milák’s number one stroke, seven milliseconds more slowly than Milák (with a result of 1:54.97 compared to 1:54.90). Marchand recently swam a time of 48.40 seconds in the 100m freestyle, and so did Caeleb Dressel in San Antonio, US. During the national swimming championship, Milák was two milliseconds faster than both of his rivals.

Lili Zemplényi
15.04.2024
‘Learning for Sustainability’ Key to Future Pedagogy, Says Expert on Blue Planet Podcast
CULTURE & SOCIETY

‘Learning for Sustainability’ Key to Future Pedagogy, Says Expert on Blue Planet Podcast

Today every secondary school student is familiar with the concept of sustainability. In recent years, the common concern for climate change, resource scarcity, and ecological crisis has prompted youth to seek ways to take action.

Ádám Bráder
15.04.2024
Turkish Local Elections to Give Hungary Further Strategic Importance
POLITICS

Turkish Local Elections to Give Hungary Further Strategic Importance

Hungary can play a key role in potentially warming EU–Türkiye relations. This can be achieved through agenda-setting during Hungary’s presidency of the Council. One such topic could be the modification of the illegal migration prevention deal to tighten regulations and increase financial support to Türkiye.

Ibrahim Mammadov
14.04.2024
The Picture Writer’s Mansion: Visiting the Reborn Benczúr Castle
CULTURE & SOCIETY

The Picture Writer’s Mansion: Visiting the Reborn Benczúr Castle

‘Picture writer’ is the old name for a painter, a term used by Benczúr to describe himself, even officially, for example when signing a contract of sale of an estate. ‘By choosing Gyula Benczúr’s self-definition as the main title of the exhibition, we want to draw visitors’ attention to the fact that the exhibition offers new approaches to his oeuvre through a “re-reading” of the works of art and primary written and pictorial sources,’ says curator Evelin Páll.

translated by Hungarian Conservative
14.04.2024
Cooperation vs Confrontation: The V4 in the Shadow of the Russia–Ukraine War
POLITICS

Cooperation vs Confrontation: The V4 in the Shadow of the Russia–Ukraine War

‘The Visegrad Group has reached a tipping point in the face of growing geopolitical and security challenges. The external and internal dynamics of the regional alliance of the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia have encountered obstacles where the need for unity clashes with competing views, aims, and pressures.’

Péter Szitás – Anna Udvari
14.04.2024
Reaction or Overreaction? — Terrorism and State Power
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Reaction or Overreaction? — Terrorism and State Power

‘The patterns that emerge from examples drawn from 150 years of terrorism and counterterrorism are clear. When a tactic works, it is copied and adapted to new times and new situations. Attacks on civilians, women and children strike terror and provoke governments to react. When governments overreact and kill large numbers of civilians, regardless of the provocation, governments lose support, lose legitimacy, and in the modern world, soon find both popular opinion and later the world community will turn against them, making ultimate defeat inevitable.’

Jeffrey Kaplan
13.04.2024
Revealing the Facts: A Brief History of Family Benefits in Hungary
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Revealing the Facts: A Brief History of Family Benefits in Hungary

In 2020 and 2021 both the number of births and the fertility rate increased in Hungary during the COVID-19 pandemic because the poverty and disadvantage of those with children relative to childless people decreased to such an extent that having children was no longer a financial disadvantage in 2019 and 2021.

Piroska Szalai, Kristóf Nagy and Mátyás Zsolt Varga
13.04.2024
Put Your Pants On and Get to Work: Ten Principles for Zestful Living — A Review of Kálmán Magyar Jr.’s Book
CULTURE & SOCIETY DIASPORA

Put Your Pants On and Get to Work: Ten Principles for Zestful Living — A Review of Kálmán Magyar Jr.’s Book

‘What ‘‘zestful life’’ means and how it can be achieved are answered in the book, starting from the premise that it requires ‘‘no special effort, skills, education or money’’. All it takes is following ten principles that are based on his family history, his respect for Hungarian music and culture as well as his practical life and working principles drawn from his private life and legal experience.’

Ildikó Antal-Ferencz
13.04.2024
Hungarian Government to Tighten Child Protection Law
CURRENT

Hungarian Government to Tighten Child Protection Law

Fidesz MP and Interior Ministry State Secretary Bence Rétvári has announced that a new amendment proposal had been submitted to the Child Protection Act to parliament, with the goal of making children even safer from child abusers.

Márton Losonczi
12.04.2024
Polish Artist Cries Censorship After New Tusk Govt Pulls the Plug on His Exhibition
CURRENT

Polish Artist Cries Censorship After New Tusk Govt Pulls the Plug on His Exhibition

Ignacy Czwartos’ exhibition was picked by an open competition during the time of the conservative PiS administration to be displayed at the 2024 Venice Biennale. However, the new Minister of Culture of the new Tusk government overruled the decision and cancelled the project.

Márton Losonczi
12.04.2024
EU Defence Policy Discussed at Ludovika University Panel
CURRENT

EU Defence Policy Discussed at Ludovika University Panel

Joanna Siekiera, Arvid Hallén, and Tamás Csiki Varga discussed how the European Union can and should be shaping its common defence policy in the wake of the emerging Russian threat, as well as what role NATO plays in European defence policy.

Márton Losonczi
12.04.2024
Black Actress Cast as Juliet in London Production of Classic Shakespeare Play
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Black Actress Cast as Juliet in London Production of Classic Shakespeare Play

British actress Francesca Amewudah-Rivers will be playing one of the most iconic roles in theatre history in an upcoming production by the Jamie Lloyd Company in London, opposite Tom Holland’s Romeo. Her race and appearance have drawn significant backlash online.

Márton Losonczi
12.04.2024
Katalin Karikó Opens 42nd Hungarian Press Photo Exhibition
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Katalin Karikó Opens 42nd Hungarian Press Photo Exhibition

This year, 250 photographers submitted 2,470 entries totalling 6,801 photos for the Hungarian Press Photo Contest. At the opening ceremony of the 42nd Hungarian Press Photo Exhibition on 11 April, awards were presented for the first three places in fourteen categories, along with numerous special awards.

Ádám Bráder
12.04.2024
Hungarian President Underlines Importance of Strengthening Connections Between Central European Countries
CURRENT

Hungarian President Underlines Importance of Strengthening Connections Between Central European Countries

The annual Three Seas Initiative Summit and Business Forum was held with the participation of thirteen countries situated between the Baltic, Black, and Adriatic Seas, including Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Slovenia, Austria, Croatia, Romania, Greece, and Bulgaria. President of Hungary Tamás Sulyok also participated in several bilateral meetings during the event.

Ádám Bráder
12.04.2024
MOL Unveils Central Europe’s Largest Green Hydrogen Plant in Hungary
CURRENT

MOL Unveils Central Europe’s Largest Green Hydrogen Plant in Hungary

Mol CEO József Molnár emphasized that the technology’s implementation will lead to a reduction in emissions equivalent to removing about 5,500 vehicles from the roads.

Ádám Bráder
12.04.2024
No Major Victory for Tusk’s Coalition in Polish Local Elections
POLITICS

No Major Victory for Tusk’s Coalition in Polish Local Elections

Local elections are an important episode in the power play for the leadership of the two largest parties in Poland. After the ultimate defeat of his party in the general election Jarosław Kaczyński came under heavy criticism, with demands that he resign and take responsibility for the electoral failure. PiS coming out on top on 7 April is expected to silence these voices and stabilize Kaczyński’s position.

Lili Zemplényi
12.04.2024
Why Conservatives Should Care about Housing for Young People
OPINION

Why Conservatives Should Care about Housing for Young People

‘Progressive responses to the housing crisis may be universal income or free housing, solutions which are neither sustainable nor desirable from a conservative perspective. However, a common discernment may be that the real estate market is unable to function in a self-regulated way regarding demographic and other important objectives. Society viewed as a community—and its institutions and the state—should have a role in supporting the housing of young adults.’

Illés Katona
12.04.2024
Book Featuring Successful Hungarian Roma Men Launched at Mária Kopp Institute
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Book Featuring Successful Hungarian Roma Men Launched at Mária Kopp Institute

The launch of the book titled Fate Shapers – Stories of Successful Roma Men was held at the Mária Kopp Institute on Wednesday. The book presents the life stories of twelve successful Hungarian Roma men, serving as an inspiring example for the younger Roma generation.

Joakim Scheffer
11.04.2024
Revealing the Facts: A Brief History of Poverty in Hungary
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Revealing the Facts: A Brief History of Poverty in Hungary

In 2021 Hungary had the tenth lowest proportion of the population at risk of poverty or social exclusion in the EU, at 18.4 per cent. This compares to 30.6 per cent in 2014, when we ranked twenty-fourth, and our improvement of 12.2 percentage points is the largest among Member States.

Piroska Szalai, Kristóf Nagy and Mátyás Zsolt Varga
11.04.2024
European Parliament Accepts Controversial Migration Pact Despite Concerns from Member States
POLITICS

European Parliament Accepts Controversial Migration Pact Despite Concerns from Member States

The European Parliament today adopted a new regulation reforming the EU’s migration and asylum policy, including measures for expedited asylum processing and solidarity in distributing migrants among member states. The pact, strongly opposed by Hungary, aims to relocate asylum seekers, provide financial support to heavily burdened countries, and establish uniform procedures for refugee recognition and protection.

Ádám Bráder
11.04.2024
Opposition Leader Péter Magyar Joins Forces with Party That Got Zero Votes in 2022 Election
CURRENT

Opposition Leader Péter Magyar Joins Forces with Party That Got Zero Votes in 2022 Election

Despite focusing his campaign on fighting against corruption and for more transparency in politics, opposition firebrand Péter Magyar decided to jump into the 2024 EP and municipal elections in a very unusual: he founded a civil organization around himself, then that organization partnered with a ‘phantom party’ founded in 2021 to get Magyar’s candidates on the ballot.

Márton Losonczi
11.04.2024
Celebrating the Day of Hungarian Poetry
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Celebrating the Day of Hungarian Poetry

The Day of Hungarian Poetry, celebrated annually on 11 April since 1964, honours the nation’s rich literary heritage and the enduring contributions of its poets, both past and present. From public transport recitations to literary gatherings, this vibrant celebration unites Hungarians in a shared appreciation for the power of language and the timeless themes of human experience captured in poetry.

Ádám Bráder
11.04.2024
The Prohibition of Killing Innocent People in Islam: A Misconception
OPINION

The Prohibition of Killing Innocent People in Islam: A Misconception

‘Many Muslim scholars and other apologists who argue that the murder of innocent people committed by jihadists in the name of Islam was never ordained by their prophet cite the Quranic verse: ‘‘If anyone slays [kills] a person, it would be as if he slew the whole people, and if anyone saved a life, it would be as if he saved the life of the whole people.’’ What is misleading about this is that this passage, as presented, does not exist anywhere in the Quran.’

Fr. Mario Alexis Portella
11.04.2024
Volánbusz to Acquire Twenty New Electric Buses
CURRENT

Volánbusz to Acquire Twenty New Electric Buses

Volánbusz is applying for funding for the acquisition of 20 new electric buses and the establishment of related charging infrastructure. The introduction of another twenty e-buses would mean a further reduction of over 1,000 tons of carbon dioxide emissions.

Ádám Bráder
11.04.2024
Six Months into War — The West at a Crossroads
OPINION

Six Months into War — The West at a Crossroads

‘Reality does not seem to bother some journalists, politicians and influencers. They are not interested in offering solutions, for instance by exerting pressure on the Palestinians to hand over those responsible for terrorism; all they are interested in is condemning Israel’s actions.’

Bálint Somkuti
11.04.2024
Farmers May Play Decisive Role in EP Elections
POLITICS

Farmers May Play Decisive Role in EP Elections

In Poland’s municipal elections a significant majority of farmers voted for the opposition Law and Justice (PiS) party. As right-wing parties across the continent have consistently supported the farmers ever since the beginning of the Europe-wide protests, discontented farmers could play a key role in facilitating the long-awaited right-wing shift in the EU.

Joakim Scheffer
10.04.2024
Majority of Europeans Reject EU Migration Policy — Hungarians Among Most Critical Nations
POLITICS

Majority of Europeans Reject EU Migration Policy — Hungarians Among Most Critical Nations

The majority of Europeans reject the European Union’s migration policy. Hungary, alongside France and Austria, stands out as one of the most critical of Brussels’ misguided approach.

Joakim Scheffer
10.04.2024
Hungarian–Ukrainian Talks — First Results Already Visible
CURRENT

Hungarian–Ukrainian Talks — First Results Already Visible

After lengthy negotiations, an agreement was reached on the opening of a new border crossing point at the Hungarian–⁠Ukrainian border, bringing the total number of crossing points between the two countries to six. Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó described this development as a significant step forward that will enhance people’s lives and foster better relations between the two countries.

Joakim Scheffer
10.04.2024
Renaissance Commemorative Year Set to Commence in Vác This Weekend
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Renaissance Commemorative Year Set to Commence in Vác This Weekend

Visitors of the city can attend a months-long series of events celebrating the golden age of the Hungarian Renaissance, including period-authentic exhibitions and culinary programmes, and can also take part in period craft workshops.

Márton Losonczi
10.04.2024
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