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The Lies Are No Longer Uttered with Impunity — A Response to David Pressman

‘To this humble foreign observer, it seems relatively straightforward why Fidesz has remained in power so long: the opposition has failed to offer an appealing alternative. Recently, Mr Márki-Zay, lionized in Western media, proved a poor campaigner (one recalls Kamala…
  • Michael O’Shea
  • ‎ —‎ 16.02.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, OPINION

Fighting a Bleak Future? — Hungary’s Response to Demographic Challenges

In recent decades, Europe has faced many challenges, one of which is the demographic crisis. The ageing and declining population, labour shortages and emigration pose a major challenge for almost all European countries. The importance of demographic trends cannot be…
  • Georgina Kiss-Kozma
  • ‎ —‎ 16.02.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

‘The parchment may be burned, but the letters fly away’ — On the Early Career of Rabbi Miklós Murányi

‘Although Miklós Murányi (Menachem Meron) was an important figure in the post-Holocaust recovery and one of the leading Zionist rabbis of the transitional years, his life story remains relatively unknown. The following presents Murányi’s activities during the transitional years (1945–1950),…
  • László Bernát Veszprémy
  • ‎ —‎ 15.02.2025
Anna Szakály
  • DIASPORA, INTERVIEW

A Conversation with Documentary Filmmaker, Editor, and Historical Researcher Anna Szakály

‘It’s important to me that the kids know about their family history. One assignment I give my grade 6 class is to interview a family member who immigrated to Canada, and if that person is no longer alive, to interview…
  • Ildikó Antal-Ferencz
  • ‎ —‎ 15.02.2025
  • INTERVIEW, POLITICS

‘People’s trust in public institutions has been destroyed’ — An Interview with Iosefina Pascal

‘Romania is in a deep political, social, and economic crisis. The causes are manifold, but the chaos was installed when the presidential elections were cancelled while the people were voting.’…
  • Sergio Velasco
  • ‎ —‎ 15.02.2025
  • CURRENT, INTERVIEW, REVIEW

Viktor Orbán Discusses Russo–Ukrainian War with Tucker Carlson

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán of Hungary has sat down with famed American political commentator Tucker Carlson for an interview again, this time in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. They have covered a wide array of important topics, such as the influence…
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 14.02.2025
Lillafüred
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

7 Magical Winter Destinations to Visit in Hungary

Winter is a perfect time for discovering Hungary’s hidden beauties. Although we are nearing the end of winter, there is still some time to visit some of the country’s gems on cooler days. Do not let the cold hold you…
  • translated by Hungarian Conservative
  • ‎ —‎ 14.02.2025
  • OPINION

Brussels Demands a Seat at the Table They Never Wanted to Begin With

For years the EU dismissed peace talks as premature. When Hungary pushed for negotiations, it was vilified. Now, with Donald Trump launching talks without them, Brussels is scrambling to claim a role it once rejected….
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 14.02.2025
  • POLITICS

Reuters Illustrates USAID-Freeze Impact through Hungarian Example

Reuters chose to illustrate the impact of Trump’s halt on US foreign assistance by focusing on Hungarian opposition media—effectively admitting that these outlets are dependent on such funding, thereby undermining their claims of independence. The article takes readers inside the…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 14.02.2025
  • POLITICS

JD Vance Pushes CDU to Cooperate with AfD after Orbán–Weidel Talks

Arriving in Germany for the Munich Security Conference, US Vice President JD Vance criticized European mainstream parties for marginalizing right-wing forces such as Germany’s Alternative für Deutschland, arguing that this undermines democracy and freedom of speech. His remarks came just…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 14.02.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Budapest’s Premier Coffee Festival Welcomes Visitors with Tastings and Workshops

The 15th Coffee Bar Bazaar promises an unforgettable experience for coffee enthusiasts this weekend at the Millenáris B Hall. With a record number of exhibitors, unlimited tastings, workshops, coffee championships, and unique flavour pairings, the festival is set to be…
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 14.02.2025
  • CURRENT, POLITICS

Sign of Life from Hungarian Israeli Hostage Offers Hope, but Ceasefire Remains Fragile

The sign of life the family received from Hungarian Israeli Omri Miran may have been a ray of hope to hold on to; nevertheless, Hamas’ threat has brought the ceasefire to the brink of collapse….
  • Dávid Nagy
  • ‎ —‎ 14.02.2025
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REVIEW

Orbán: The Hungarian Patriotic Government Does Not Want to Return to the Gyurcsány Era
CURRENT

Orbán: The Hungarian Patriotic Government Does Not Want to Return to the Gyurcsány Era

According to the Center for Fundamental Rights, while Orbán argued for the defence of Hungary’s political, economic, and cultural sovereignty in his remarks, it became apparent from the words of the former prime minister, Ferenc Gyurcsány that defending the nation’s self-determination is not a political goal for him—which was his downfall after 2006 as well.

Ádám Bráder
26.09.2023
Conservative Icon or a ‘Fascist Jew’ — A Portrait of Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Conservative Icon or a ‘Fascist Jew’ — A Portrait of Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin

The extreme judgements about Begin have often been motivated by political ambitions and therefore do not help historical clarity. 110 years after his birth it is time to appreciate his values while not turning a blind eye to his flaws either.

László Bernát Veszprémy
26.09.2023
Katalin Novák Holds Talks with Tesla Founder Elon Musk 
CURRENT

Katalin Novák Holds Talks with Tesla Founder Elon Musk 

During her meeting with Musk, the Hungarian President observed that while addressing climate change is necessary, ‘if there are no future generations, there is no point in caring for the Earth.’ Novák emphasized her commitment to families and addressing demographic issues, recalling that family policy has been a priority in Hungary in the past decade, leading to tangible improvements in demographic figures.

Ádám Bráder
26.09.2023
The Seafarers of a Land With No Sea: The Voyage of the Szent Jupát and the First Ever Hungarian Solo Sailing Around the Globe
CULTURE & SOCIETY

The Seafarers of a Land With No Sea: The Voyage of the Szent Jupát and the First Ever Hungarian Solo Sailing Around the Globe

Missions Almost Impossible: the story of the Szent Jupát and Nándor Fa, the man who sailed around the globe five times, three times all by himself, and once when he was over 60 years of age.

Lili Zemplényi
26.09.2023
When Theodore Roosevelt Met Count Albert Apponyi
CULTURE & SOCIETY

When Theodore Roosevelt Met Count Albert Apponyi

The 26th President of the United States, one of the most popular and influential people to hold the office, Theodore Roosevelt became the first US President, incumbent or former, to set foot on Hungarian soil when he gave a speech in the Hungarian Parliament in 1910. He was invited by his friend Count Albert Apponyi, whom he had hosted in the White House for lunch in 1904.

Márton Losonczi
25.09.2023
Erasmus Safe Until November; Negotiations to Continue in October
CURRENT

Erasmus Safe Until November; Negotiations to Continue in October

Currently, there is ongoing correspondence between the government and the European Commission regarding the remaining contentious issues related to the frozen EU funds. The dialogue is a follow-up of Minister for Regional Development Tibor Navracsics and Minister for European Union Affairs János Bóka’s talks in Brussels in early September on the release of EU funds and the resolution of the Erasmus dispute.

Ádám Bráder
25.09.2023
The Blue Idol: A Film That Laid the Foundations for Modern Hungarian Cinema
CULTURE & SOCIETY

The Blue Idol: A Film That Laid the Foundations for Modern Hungarian Cinema

Despite the Hungarian fervour and the crime plot introduced and dropped in the story, the film was no success. Hungarian viewers could not relate to the characters in a film portraying an overseas world.

Ádám Bráder
25.09.2023
Hungarian Rescue Teams Return Home from Libya
CURRENT

Hungarian Rescue Teams Return Home from Libya

Tristan Azbej emphasized that Hungarian research and rescue personnel have undertaken a difficult and heroic mission in recent days. Due to the challenging accessibility, only a few international groups arrived in Libya, where Hungarians primarily searched for deceased individuals and discovered more than a hundred bodies.

Ádám Bráder
25.09.2023
Hungarian Defence Minister: ‘One Thing is Certain, NATO Works’
CURRENT

Hungarian Defence Minister: ‘One Thing is Certain, NATO Works’

Speaking at Brain Bar 2023, Hungarian Defence Minister Szalay-Bobrovniczky argued that as long as there is an open armed conflict in Ukraine, the chances of an escalation of the war are extremely high.

Dávid Nagy
25.09.2023
György Faludy — ‘The Happy Poet from Hell’
CULTURE & SOCIETY

György Faludy — ‘The Happy Poet from Hell’

Faludy, one of the greatest Hungarian poets and literary translators of the 20th century, never really found his place in any system; he sooner or later became a nuisance to everyone, and even if sometimes made compromises, always did so provocatively, originally and with talent.

László Bernát Veszprémy
25.09.2023
Revisiting Hungary — With Openness and Curiosity
OPINION

Revisiting Hungary — With Openness and Curiosity

While Hungary is a country with plenty of complexity and, like any other place, has its issues and imperfections—as well as treasures—I have two choices: criticize and judge from afar, or engage and learn. I choose the latter.

Katherine Brodsky
24.09.2023
Turning Points:  Right-Wing Forces May Finally Find a Common Voice in Europe
POLITICS

Turning Points: Right-Wing Forces May Finally Find a Common Voice in Europe

People increasingly feel that liberal and left-wing politicians, hand in hand with the Brussels bureaucracy, have become detached from reality, and are unable to provide relevant answers to the everyday problems of citizens.

Rudolf Oblat
24.09.2023
Honouring a Bishop and Martyr: The Feast of St Gerard of Csanád
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Honouring a Bishop and Martyr: The Feast of St Gerard of Csanád

24 September is the Feast of St Gerard in the Hungarian Catholic Church. St Gerard’s cult is still very much alive in Hungary: in the Hungarian Defence Forces, he is the patron saint of technical troops, and because of his significant literary activity, he is the patron of Catholic schools and teachers.

László Veszprémy
24.09.2023
C. S. Lewis on the Nature of Miracles in the Christian Worldview
CULTURE & SOCIETY

C. S. Lewis on the Nature of Miracles in the Christian Worldview

God’s miracles occupy an important place in the Holy Scripture, demonstrating the omnipotent might of divine intervention that rules over the laws of nature. In his book titled Miracles, author of the Chronicles of Narnia and accomplished theologian C. S. Lewis undertakes the formidable challenge of unravelling the philosophical essence of these miraculous occurrences.

Georgii Karpenko
23.09.2023
Renoir’s Art at the Highest Level: Museum of Fine Arts Opens Exhibition
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Renoir’s Art at the Highest Level: Museum of Fine Arts Opens Exhibition

Around 70 works from over 20 public collections of the great French painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir are now on display at the Museum of Fine Arts until 7 January 2024.

Ádám Bráder
23.09.2023
How the Distinctive Clothing of Hungarian Reformed Ministers Took Shape and Changed During the Centuries — Part II
CULTURE & SOCIETY

How the Distinctive Clothing of Hungarian Reformed Ministers Took Shape and Changed During the Centuries — Part II

There are few sources to help us form an idea of what the garments of 16th century Hungarian Reformed pastors may have looked like. But there are some valuable artworks that provide important hints.

Artúr Köő
23.09.2023
The Most Important Task of the Government is to Control Inflation
CURRENT

The Most Important Task of the Government is to Control Inflation

Mihály Varga pointed out during the introductory economic policy roundtable discussion that the government has taken measures to reduce inflation risks, which have yielded results. This is confirmed by the analyses of major credit rating agencies, which are ‘filled with positive findings,’ he said.

Ádám Bráder
22.09.2023
Beyond Labels and Allegations in the MCC Fellowship — A Response to Bence Széchenyi
OPINION

Beyond Labels and Allegations in the MCC Fellowship — A Response to Bence Széchenyi

His explosive claim that MCC ‘funds academics who disseminate Orbán’s positions’ is as unoriginal as it is untrue. In my over two years of experience with MCC—ten months of which I worked directly with  the School of Social Sciences and History—I found my professional and academic colleagues to be free thinkers who, while moderate to conservative, often engaged in spirited debate on issues ranging from climate change to education policy. 

Kelli Buzzard
22.09.2023
16th National Gallop to Begin Next Weekend at New Location
CULTURE & SOCIETY

16th National Gallop to Begin Next Weekend at New Location

Szilvásvárad, the home of the nationally treasured Lipizzaner horse breed, has been announced as the new location of the event. In the past, the Gallop was organized in the capital city.

Ádám Bráder
22.09.2023
Nation and Europe: In Lieu of Memoirs – The Launch of Former Foreign Minister János Martonyi’s Book at the Danube Institute
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Nation and Europe: In Lieu of Memoirs – The Launch of Former Foreign Minister János Martonyi’s Book at the Danube Institute

Simplistic labels like ‘liberal’ or ‘conservative’ for a rules-based, nations-centric approach are to be rejected—one can learn from former foreign minister of Hungary János Martini’s new English language book Nation and Europe: In Lieu of Memoirs which was presented to the audience on 18 September at Danube Institute.

Hungarian Conservative
22.09.2023
János Áder on Hungary’s Journey toward Green Transition
CULTURE & SOCIETY

János Áder on Hungary’s Journey toward Green Transition

According to Áder, a viable solution in preventing a global climate disaster can only be reached through an agreement involving the G20 nations, wherein the preferred and sanctioned activities are outlined. He stressed the need for a well-monitored system that prioritizes long-term sustainability over competitive advantage.

Ádám Bráder
22.09.2023
Extensive Military Drills, New Recruitment Strategy and Drones Strengthen Hungarian Defence Forces
CURRENT

Extensive Military Drills, New Recruitment Strategy and Drones Strengthen Hungarian Defence Forces

In an interview with Hungarian political daily Magyar Nemzet, Chief of the General Staff Gábor Böröndi highlighted the new capabilities Hungary is contributing to NATO’s collective defence, and the extent to which the experience of the Russo-Ukrainian war has changed procurement plans and objectives.

Dávid Nagy
22.09.2023
Szijjártó: Terrorism and Migration Create a Vicious Cycle
CURRENT

Szijjártó: Terrorism and Migration Create a Vicious Cycle

The Hungarian foreign minister emphasized that despite all efforts, global terrorism remains more severe than ever, claiming 6,700 lives last year due to various attacks. He opined that one of the reasons for that is that terrorism and illegal migration create a kind of ‘vicious circle’.

Ádám Bráder
22.09.2023
Viktor Orbán Makes History — Permanent Governance in Hungary
POLITICS

Viktor Orbán Makes History — Permanent Governance in Hungary

Since the regime change, we have had eight heads of government, of whom only Viktor Orbán has had more than one term. With his current term running until spring 2026, he has every chance of becoming a historical record holder after 16 years in power.

Márton Békés
21.09.2023
World-Renowned Scientists Attend the First International Workshop of HUN-REN
CULTURE & SOCIETY

World-Renowned Scientists Attend the First International Workshop of HUN-REN

At the event, President of the Hungarian Research Network Balázs Gulyás spoke about how this inaugural scientific workshop aims to be the flagship of the John von Neumann Programme. The plan is to organize international conferences like this every three months.

Ádám Bráder
21.09.2023
Viktor Orbán: We Cannot Allow Outside Forces to Decide Hungary’s Fate   
CURRENT

Viktor Orbán: We Cannot Allow Outside Forces to Decide Hungary’s Fate   

Orbán began his speech by asserting that ‘this year has enormous amounts at stake because the Soros empire, in collaboration with the governing American Democrats, is launching an attack on right-wing media and enthusiastic national parties in many European countries, portraying themselves as Goliaths’.

Ádám Bráder
21.09.2023
Von Der Leyen Visits Island of Lampedusa Hit By Migrant Crisis
CURRENT

Von Der Leyen Visits Island of Lampedusa Hit By Migrant Crisis

The European Commission President was invited by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni of Italy to assess the dire situation on the island, brought on by the thousands of migrants coming just in the last few days. The Italian government decided to enact strict new measures to curb illegal immigration.

Márton Losonczi
21.09.2023
Hegel From the Right and the Left
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Hegel From the Right and the Left

‘Nachtmann argues that due to the important role the state had in Hegel’s thinking, it can be described as having both right-wing and left-wing components. It, however, stands in stark opposition to liberalism.

For liberals, the individual is a phenomenon standing alone by itself, envisioned as isolated. However, for Hegel, individuals only existed as part of the community, family, and nation.’

Péter Sasvári
21.09.2023
Where Does the Swedish NATO Accession Stand Now?
CURRENT

Where Does the Swedish NATO Accession Stand Now?

House Speaker László Kövér of Hungary has claimed that while the administration and President Novák support Sweden’s NATO bid, there is division between Fidesz MPs in parliament on the issue. Meanwhile, President Erdoğan of Turkey, the other holdout country, is also walking back on his commitment to the ratification.

Márton Losonczi
21.09.2023
Prestigious Motor Racing Events May Be Held in Hungary Again
CURRENT

Prestigious Motor Racing Events May Be Held in Hungary Again

As reported on motogp.com, under the previously signed and now updated agreement, Dorna and HUMDA aim to have the Balaton Park Circuit included as a venue in the 2024 Superbike World Championship calendar, where it would serve as a reserve venue in the MotoGP programme. Starting from 2025, MotoGP races would be held at the Hungaroring.

Ádám Bráder
20.09.2023
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