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Orbán: ‘The war in Ukraine is lost’

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán warned that, although no one dares to say it, the war in Ukraine is essentially lost. He made the statement at the Conference of Presidents of the European Union Parliaments, held in the National Assembly…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 13.05.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

HungaroControl Forecasts Record Air Traffic in 2025 with Major Innovations in Place

HungaroControl projects an 8–15 per cent increase in Hungarian air traffic for 2025, with this summer likely to break all-time records. New technologies, staff reinforcements, and safety upgrades aim to ensure a smooth and delay-free travel season….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 13.05.2025
  • REVIEW

Balázs Orbán to The Telegraph: ‘This is how Hungary climbed the birth-rate rankings’

‘The only true solution [to the Demographic crisis] is to support families and encourage higher birth rates among the domestic population,’ Political Director to the Prime Minister of Hungary Balázs Orbán wrote in his recently published essay for The Telegraph….
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 13.05.2025
  • CURRENT

Budapest Mayor Dismisses Head of Public Transport Amid Integrity Concerns

Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony has dismissed BKV CEO Tibor Bolla following media reports linking him to individuals accused of organized tax fraud. The decision comes amid concerns over public trust and corporate integrity….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 13.05.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, TECH

Hungary’s Return to Space as A Nation’s Ambition is Reignited After 45 Years

Hungary is setting its sights on the stars once again with a major national mission: to send a Hungarian astronaut to the International Space Station for scientific research—45 years after the first Hungarian ventured into space….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 13.05.2025
  • CURRENT

Euthanasia: A Violation of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities

‘This is the case with respect for human dignity, the “right to life”, and the prohibition of eugenics. After the Second World War, states wanted to give these principles international legal force. They were formulated in particular in response to…
  • Nicolas Bauer
  • ‎ —‎ 13.05.2025
  • CURRENT

Serbian Drug Smugglers Busted at Hungarian Border

The Hungarian National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) posted the video of the arrest of the Serbian man apprehended at the southern border. He was caught with over five kilograms (11 pounds) of heroin and methamphetamine….
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 12.05.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, CURRENT

Hungarian Ministry of Defence Adopts Two Lynxes in Symbolic Conservation Effort

The Hungarian Ministry of Defence has symbolically adopted two lynxes at the Budakeszi Wildlife Park—linking military identity with nature conservation and education, while highlighting parallels between wildlife and the army’s modern Lynx combat vehicles….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 12.05.2025
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Trump Secures ‘Historic Trade Win’ as US, China Reach Tariff Deal

The United States and China have reached an agreement described by the White House as a ‘historic trade win’ for the American people, rolling back both tariffs and non-tariff barriers in bilateral trade. The deal, which will take effect on…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 12.05.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, CURRENT, REVIEW

US Pride March Organizers Complain About Lack of Funding in the Trump Era

The Washington Post recently ran an article in which it details how LGBT pride march organizers in the United States are facing major gaps in their budgets for this year’s events, as corporate funding has significantly slowed under the second…
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 12.05.2025
  • OPINION, POLITICS

‘Illegal migration has to be stopped, legal migration has to be controlled’

‘People who come illegally are breaking the law. People who come in very large numbers, illegally or not, are changing the country. And that’s the main issue today: the impact of immigration on the character of Western countries with strong…
  • Tony Abbott
  • ‎ —‎ 12.05.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, CURRENT

Holocaust Remembrance March Echoes Urgency in 2025

The 21st March of Life took place in Budapest on Sunday, with participants walking from the Shoes on the Danube Bank memorial to the Várkert Bazaar. This year’s commemoration was marked by a somber reflection on current threats to Jewish…
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 12.05.2025
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REVIEW

US Senate Passes Ukraine Aid Bill — What Does It Hold For the War?
POLITICS

US Senate Passes Ukraine Aid Bill — What Does It Hold For the War?

The US Senate has broken the months-long stalemate by voting in favour of the Ukraine aid bill. The political significance of this decision is indisputable, but what implications does it hold for the course of the war?

Joakim Scheffer
24.04.2024
Pennsylvania Primary Yields Unexpectedly Mixed Results for President Trump
POLITICS

Pennsylvania Primary Yields Unexpectedly Mixed Results for President Trump

For the first time in the 2024 primary season, Democrats outnumbered Republicans in turnout in a swing state. President Trump also got a substantially lower vote total than President Biden. However, Pennsylvania was the only state in which President Trump was polling behind President Biden to begin with, and he can still win in November by taking states where he has been performing better, both in the polls and in the primaries.

Márton Losonczi
24.04.2024
Record-Breaking Attendance and Sensational Performances Promised by Budapest Park
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Record-Breaking Attendance and Sensational Performances Promised by Budapest Park

Among others, Tom Morello (Rage Against The Machine), Parov Stelar, Thievery Corporation, Yungblud, Body Count featuring Ice-T, Take That, Scooter, Bring Me The Horizon, Carl Cox, Rise Against, and Thomas Anders are featured in the Budapest Park’s lineup this year.

Ádám Bráder
24.04.2024
Gender, Children and Family — Hungary Gets It Right While the U.S. Stumbles
OPINION

Gender, Children and Family — Hungary Gets It Right While the U.S. Stumbles

‘Last week in the United States, President Joe Biden released new rules governing Title IX, a part of American civil rights law governing its application to discrimination against women. With no participation of Congress, Biden’s administration declared that the Title IX rules now generally apply to transgendered people. The meaning of this cannot be understated. The civil rights law passed to protect women now protects men who declare themselves to be women.’

Rod Dreher
24.04.2024
Hungarian Design Brands Shine at Milan Design Week Showcasing Budapest
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Hungarian Design Brands Shine at Milan Design Week Showcasing Budapest

An independent exhibition focusing on Hungarian design was presented at one of the world’s largest design events, Milan Design Week, at the Triennale Milano Museum building earlier this week.

Ádám Bráder
24.04.2024
Yan Xuetong: Hungary Has the Ability to Shape the Future of the Entire Region
INTERVIEW

Yan Xuetong: Hungary Has the Ability to Shape the Future of the Entire Region

‘Hungary has the ability to initiate some proposals to its neighbours regarding what steps to take to reduce the harmful effects of the war. The region needs to agree on what the long-term interests of its countries in the region are in the shadow of the war in Ukraine,’ China’s foremost political scientist holds.

Loretta Tóth
24.04.2024
Revealing the Facts: A Brief History of the Employment of Women in Hungary
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Revealing the Facts: A Brief History of the Employment of Women in Hungary

‘On average, women hold one third of managerial positions in the EU. In Hungary, the figure has been 39–40 per cent since 2010, and although it dropped a little during the COVID-19 pandemic, we are still among the top member states. ILO, the UN’s labour organization, also has a rate for senior and middle management positions in its databases, which is also above 35 per cent in Hungary.’

Piroska Szalai and Mátyás Zsolt Varga
24.04.2024
Counter-Globalization and Chinese Foreign Policy — Yan Xuetong at the the Danube Institute 
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Counter-Globalization and Chinese Foreign Policy — Yan Xuetong at the the Danube Institute 

The Chinese scholar observed that whereas technological advancement—from the telegraph and 5G or from the industrial revolution to the digital age—progresses linearly, global politics exhibits ‘retrogressive’ dynamics or regression.  The First World War was a regression in comparison to the calm times of before it began; the interwar years were a period of growth, while the Second World War was also a regression. In his view, the current era also represents a step backwards.

Botond Szabó
23.04.2024
Szijjártó: ‘Witch Hunt’ Against Hungarian Companies Continues in Ukraine
CURRENT

Szijjártó: ‘Witch Hunt’ Against Hungarian Companies Continues in Ukraine

The Ukrainian government is working on blacklisting 14 products by the Hungarian pharmaceutical company Richter. Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó believes that this has no professional basis, only political, and spoke up against the planned bannings at the EU foreign ministers’ meeting in Luxembourg.

Márton Losonczi
23.04.2024
Budapest Will Offer Direct Flight to Chinese Industrial and Financial Hub, Xi’an
CURRENT

Budapest Will Offer Direct Flight to Chinese Industrial and Financial Hub, Xi’an

Six direct flights will connect Hungary and China starting this summer, following Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó’s announcement in Beijing on Tuesday of a new service from Budapest to Xi’an. Direct connectivity plays a vital role in Sino–Hungarian economic and trade relations.

Joakim Scheffer
23.04.2024
Uniting the Right in the New European Parliament — Reality or Wishful Thinking?
CULTURE & SOCIETY POLITICS

Uniting the Right in the New European Parliament — Reality or Wishful Thinking?

While one might envision the European right as a cohesive entity, significant differences exist between the two prominent EP political groups, ECR and ID, particularly on crucial issues such as the war in Ukraine. As the summer EP elections draw nearer, the pressing question revolves around whether and how the conservative forces across the continent can be unified in the new parliament.

Joakim Scheffer
23.04.2024
Rwanda Migrant Relocation Bill Passes in British Parliament
CURRENT

Rwanda Migrant Relocation Bill Passes in British Parliament

After years of negotiations and legal battles, the Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill passed on the floor of Parliament, with 240 members voting ‘content’ and 211 voting ‘not content’. Welcoming the passing of the bill, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak stated that planes with migrants on board will be ready to take off and fly to Rwanda in East Africa in 10–12 weeks.

Márton Losonczi
23.04.2024
‘Having national differences is not a bug, that’s a feature of conservatism’ — An Interview with Arvid Hallén
INTERVIEW

‘Having national differences is not a bug, that’s a feature of conservatism’ — An Interview with Arvid Hallén

Conservatism is different in every nation, and so is approach to energy solutions. In this interview, Arvid Hallén, the founder of the only Swedish conservative think tank, Oikos, addresses these topics and also provides some background on Sweden’s NATO accession.

Ádám Bráder
23.04.2024
Nearly 200,000 Computers Provided to Hungarian Students through Government Programme
CURRENT

Nearly 200,000 Computers Provided to Hungarian Students through Government Programme

In the first two phases of the nationwide laptop programme launched in 2022, 260,000 portable computers were provided free of charge to upper-grade students, teachers, and educational institutions. From this week until the beginning of the summer break, an additional nearly 194,000 devices will be distributed, while starting from autumn 2024, current fourth and eighth graders will be next in line.

Ádám Bráder
23.04.2024
The Liberal ‘Opium’ for Social Crises: Drug Legalization
OPINION

The Liberal ‘Opium’ for Social Crises: Drug Legalization

‘First, cannabis was licensed for medical use, then legalization became more widespread. It is the typical slippery slope. In fact, there are doors that, once opened, cannot be closed. Society-shaping (disruptive) philanthropists like George Soros, who have been at the forefront of making drug use easier for decades, know this all too well.’

Botond Szabó
23.04.2024
Hungary and United Arab Emirates Sign Military Cooperation Agreement
CURRENT

Hungary and United Arab Emirates Sign Military Cooperation Agreement

The minister underscored that strengthening ties with the United Arab Emirates, a significant economic and military power in the Gulf region, can complement Hungary’s defence development programme, whether it involves defence-oriented research, innovation, or the manufacturing of military equipment.

Ádám Bráder
23.04.2024
‘We can’t live with a barbaric country and culture on our borders’ — A Discussion with Amiad Cohen
CULTURE & SOCIETY

‘We can’t live with a barbaric country and culture on our borders’ — A Discussion with Amiad Cohen

In a February episode of the Reflections from Budapest podcast the Director-General of the Tikvah Fund highlighted the neo-Marxist narrative in the West which holds that ‘weak is just’, and since the Palestinians are presented as weak, Israel is portrayed as their oppressor.

Sáron Sugár
23.04.2024
Fidesz Has Never Lost a European Election — 2024 Won’t Be an Exception
POLITICS

Fidesz Has Never Lost a European Election — 2024 Won’t Be an Exception

Since Hungary joined the European Union, Fidesz has emerged victorious in every European election. Analysts predict that this trend will continue this year, with Fidesz expected to maintain its winning streak.

Joakim Scheffer
22.04.2024
Overpopulation: Debunking the Malthusian Doctrine
OPINION

Overpopulation: Debunking the Malthusian Doctrine

‘The apocalyptic notion of overpopulation, which is taught in grade schools, instilled in centers of higher education, and pushed by NGOs, has even drawn together conservative politicians with their left colleagues, though for different motives. The latter sustain the pretext of saving the environment at all cost, even at the cost of human beings themselves. The former, instead, argue on the vitality of offsetting the growing fertility among immigrants with that of their decreasing indigenous population.’

Fr. Mario Alexis Portella
22.04.2024
Sándor Petőfi Overseas — A Review of the Movie Now or Never! Screened in New York
CULTURE & SOCIETY DIASPORA

Sándor Petőfi Overseas — A Review of the Movie Now or Never! Screened in New York

‘I agree with those who think that historical authenticity should not be scrutinized in a historical adventure movie, because it should primarily work with exciting characters and a story that simply draws from historical events but does not aspire to document them. I still wonder where the vision of the course of history and its essential moments, mentioned by the producer, are to be found in the movie?’

Ildikó Antal-Ferencz
22.04.2024
Deputy PM Zsolt Semjén Visits Transylvania Ahead of EP Elections
CURRENT

Deputy PM Zsolt Semjén Visits Transylvania Ahead of EP Elections

Semjén stressed the importance of getting ethnic Hungarian representation in the European Parliament from Romania, and therefore urged everyone to vote for the Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Romania’s (RMDSZ) ticket.

Márton Losonczi
22.04.2024
Viktor Orbán’s Speech on Illegal Immigration Goes Viral on X
CURRENT

Viktor Orbán’s Speech on Illegal Immigration Goes Viral on X

Prime Minister Orbán spoke to Yoram Hazony at a panel discussion at NatCon 2024 in Brussels, Belgium. A two-minute clip of the interview, in which he discusses illegal migration and Hungary’s approach to it, went viral on X, receiving over 40,000 likes.

Márton Losonczi
22.04.2024
MEPs Take the NatCon Case to EP President Roberta Metsola
CURRENT

MEPs Take the NatCon Case to EP President Roberta Metsola

In the absence of any condemnatory reaction from the European Parliament regarding the surreal events that occurred at last week’s National Conservatism Conference, seven MEPs have drafted an open letter to EP President Roberta Metsola, calling on her to denounce this significant infringement of freedom of expression.

Joakim Scheffer
22.04.2024
After Months of Delay US House Approves $95 Billion Aid to Ukraine and Israel
CURRENT

After Months of Delay US House Approves $95 Billion Aid to Ukraine and Israel

The bill will now go to the Democratic-majority Senate, where it is not expected to face any obstacles and could be signed by President Joe Biden within a week. Hard-line Republicans have again vowed to impeach House Speaker Mike Johnson for bringing the proposal to the House floor.

Dávid Nagy
22.04.2024
Major Investments in Hungary — A Brief Overview
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Major Investments in Hungary — A Brief Overview

About 5 per cent of the Hungarian GDP is generated by the auto industry, therefore, initially, the EU’s decision to ban the sale of all new combustion-engine cars in 2035 was met with resistance in Hungary. Due to the ban, it is expected that from 2035 on practically only electric vehicles will be allowed to be sold in the European single market, which could have left the Hungarian economy that was dependent on the old technology vulnerable. Fortunately, however, Hungary showed a remarkable ability to adapt to the changing circumstances. In the past two years since the ban was proposed electric battery manufacturers have been engaged, which helps facilitate the green transition of the Hungarian car industry.

Lili Zemplényi
22.04.2024
Former Trump Adviser Urges Hard Response to Iran After Attack on Israel
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Former Trump Adviser Urges Hard Response to Iran After Attack on Israel

In a recent op-ed John Bolton argues that the White House failed to recognize that the real conflict in the region is not between the Palestinians or Arabs and Israel, but Iran’s war against Israel.

Dávid Nagy
22.04.2024
All Quiet on the Dutch Front
POLITICS

All Quiet on the Dutch Front

‘Like many, I still cannot believe that Wilders could become prime minister, given his years of demagogic outbursts and his abysmal reputation among the parts of the nation that ‘matter’. He shocked polite society with condescending statements about Dutch Muslims and unworkable, discriminatory policy proposals.’

Eric Hendriks
21.04.2024
Budapest Antifa Attacker Could Get Immunity Due to EP Candidacy
CURRENT

Budapest Antifa Attacker Could Get Immunity Due to EP Candidacy

Ilaria Salis, the Antifa member who is being tried for brutally beating up a Hungarian man with her accomplices in Budapest in February 2023, accepted her candidacy for a seat in the European Parliament by the Italian far-left Greens and Left Alliance party. Her lawyer argues that this grants her immunity automatically, without having to actually win a seat in the elections in June.

Márton Losonczi
21.04.2024
The First Great War of the Kingdom of Hungary and the Power of Prayer
CULTURE & SOCIETY

The First Great War of the Kingdom of Hungary and the Power of Prayer

The modern reader might scoff at the medieval chronicler’s words about divine assistance, even dismiss it as gibberish, as he rather tries to find rational reasons for military victory. This attitude, however, fit in perfectly with medieval thinking, and the protagonists were fully convinced that their success or failure was due to the gaining or lack of heavenly support.

László Veszprémy
21.04.2024
‘We in Central Europe should stop feeling less relevant than our Western neighbours’ — An Interview with Dr Joanna Siekiera
INTERVIEW

‘We in Central Europe should stop feeling less relevant than our Western neighbours’ — An Interview with Dr Joanna Siekiera

NATO accession, defending the countries of Central Europe, success in academia and standing up for one’s heritage. These topics interest many these days, and Joanna Siekiera is an expert on them. In this interview she discusses the ‘blocking’ of Swedish NATO accession, the influence of smaller EU countries globally, academia and cybersecurity.

Ádám Bráder
21.04.2024
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