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Orbán Welcomes Political Shift in Germany as AfD Breaks Down Firewall

On Wednesday, Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) finally broke through the firewall that German mainstream parties had imposed on them since the party’s foundation, securing a majority alongside the CDU on a motion for stricter migration rules. Hungarian prime minister Viktor…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 30.01.2025
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun meets with the US military delegation led by General Michael Kurilla to discuss the situation in southern Lebanon and military cooperation in Beirut, Lebanon, on 13 January 2025.
  • CURRENT, POLITICS

After Two Years, Lebanon Finally Elects a President

‘Besides all the bad news, there are sometimes good ones, too, even from difficult regions like the Middle East. After a long time, a new president has been elected in Lebanon,’ Hungarian foreign minister Péter Szijjártó commented on the election…
  • Ibolya Lubiczki
  • ‎ —‎ 30.01.2025
Demonstrators hold up Polish flags outside the European Union Commission representation in Warsaw, Poland, on 3 January 2025 during a protest against EU agricultural policies.
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, OPINION

Polish Farmers and the Hallsteinian Vision for Agriculture

‘One is constantly reminded of Hallstein’s [Stresa] speech when analysing the turbulences of the recent years in Europe’s fields and countryside towns, occasionally bringing the distinct view of columns of tractors and piles of hay to the polished streets and…
  • Stefano Arroque
  • ‎ —‎ 30.01.2025
  • CURRENT

Elon Musk Sides with Balázs Orbán on Previous US Funding of Hungarian ‘Independent’ Media

Elon Musk reacted to reports that Hungarian opposition media outlets were outraged over Trump’s decision to halt US foreign assistance, cutting off substantial grants previously provided by USAID and the US Embassy in Budapest. Sharing Balázs Orbán’s post, the US…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 30.01.2025
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar on 23 January 2025 in Budapest
  • INTERVIEW

Israeli Foreign Minister to Mandiner: ‘I told Marco Rubio Hungary is our best friend’

On what basis did Israel conclude a ceasefire agreement with its enemy, Hamas? What does the Jewish state expect from Trump’s second term? Is a two-state solution possible? And what kind of ally has Hungary proven to be? An interview…
  • Tamás Maráczi
  • ‎ —‎ 30.01.2025
Eugène Siberdt, The Prophet Nathan Rebukes King David (between1866 and 1931). Mayfair Gallery, London, UK
  • PHILOSOPHY

The Future of Christianity in Politics

‘Christianity from its beginnings has presented something new with regard to political life: a certain indifference, if I may put it that way, to the political regime. That is, it enjoins rendering unto Caesar the things that are Caesar’s, and…
  • Timothy W. Burns
  • ‎ —‎ 29.01.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, CURRENT

EU Health Programme JARED Holds Kick-Off Conference in Budapest

The Joint Action on REspiratory Diseases (JARED) initiative by the EU was launched in December 2024, with support from 14 Member States. The Korányi Institute of Pulmonology in Budakeszi, Hungary is the leading institution of the project. The initiative’s kick-off…
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 29.01.2025
  • CURRENT, POLITICS

Hungary Eyes Strategic Partnership with UAE as PM Orbán Wraps Historic Visit

On Wednesday, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán concluded a historic two-day visit to the United Arab Emirates, during which he held bilateral talks with UAE President Mohamed Bin Zayed. The discussions focused on strengthening bilateral relations in key areas, including…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 29.01.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Liszt Academy Celebrates 150th Anniversary with Talent Day Performances

The Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music will celebrate its 150th anniversary with Talent Day on 9 February, offering performances by students, open classes, lectures, and a grand symphonic concert in the evening. The event provides a rare opportunity to explore…
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 29.01.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Record-Breaking Participation in Hungary’s National Science and Innovation Olympiad

The 34th National Science and Innovation Olympiad (OTIO) has attracted a record number of participants, with 428 young competitors forming 296 teams, including 17 from beyond Hungary’s borders. Minister for Culture and Innovation Balázs Hankó highlighted the crucial role of…
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 29.01.2025
  • CURRENT

Austrian Private Universities Join Hungary in Fight Against Brussels over Erasmus

The Austrian Private Universities Conference has protested at the Brussels’ decision to exclude Vienna-based Modul University from the Erasmus+ and Horizon programmes, citing the Hungarian ownership of the institution. The body has called on the European Commission to stop its…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 29.01.2025
Illustrative image of an electrician (Pixabay)
  • CURRENT

Hungarian Workers More Confident About Job Security and Savings

Hungarian workers are increasingly optimistic about their ability to weather unemployment, as revealed by a recent study from BNP Paribas Cardif and Medián. The findings show rising confidence in finding new jobs and improved financial preparedness among respondents….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 29.01.2025
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REVIEW

Government Measures Halved the Inflation of Food Prices
CURRENT

Government Measures Halved the Inflation of Food Prices

Government spokesperson Alexandra Szentkirályi noted on public radio that inflation decreased to 17.6 per cent in July, representing a 2.5 per cent decrease compared to the previous month, and a 0.9 per cent decrease in food prices. On an annual basis, the combined effect of multiple government measures has practically cut the inflation of food prices in half, she stressed.

Ádám Bráder
14.08.2023
Let Us Not Forget Our Christian Brethren in China
OPINION

Let Us Not Forget Our Christian Brethren in China

According to the Annual Persecution Report of ChinaAid, a non-governmental Christian non-profit that focuses on human rights abuses and religious freedom in China, government pressure on Christian churches and faithful to yield to political ideology has only increased since the signing of the 2018 agreement between the Holy See and Beijing.

Fr. Mario Alexis Portella
14.08.2023
The Yummiest Hungarikum: Kürtőskalács
CULTURE & SOCIETY

The Yummiest Hungarikum: Kürtőskalács

The most mouth-watering traditional Hungarian food, the kürtőskalács inspired many regional spit cake varieties.

Lili Zemplényi
14.08.2023
Foreigners Buying Properties in Hungary Mostly Favour Budapest
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Foreigners Buying Properties in Hungary Mostly Favour Budapest

Among buyers from abroad, Germans are the most active. Of transactions facilitated by real estate agency Otthon Centrum, 30 per cent of foreign buyers came from Germany, followed by Slovaks and with Romanians in the third place.

Ádám Bráder
13.08.2023
Edmund Burke on Democracy: Reflections on the ‘Best of All Possible Worlds’ — Part II
PHILOSOPHY

Edmund Burke on Democracy: Reflections on the ‘Best of All Possible Worlds’ — Part II

The first part of this article concerned itself with Burke’s general notions related to democracy. This part explores how he addressed the topic in his pamphlet on the French Revolution.

Péter Sasvári
13.08.2023
Survey: Nine Per Cent of Hungarian Workers Can Decide Where They Work From
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Survey: Nine Per Cent of Hungarian Workers Can Decide Where They Work From

The online survey, carried out on sample of a thousand Hungarian employees aged between 18 and 65, revealed that nine per cent of respondents have the flexibility to choose working mostly from home, with physical presence required on certain days.

Ádám Bráder
13.08.2023
The German Elephant and the Hungarian Mouse — Werner Patzelt on European Identity, EU Institutions and Germany’s Role
INTERVIEW

The German Elephant and the Hungarian Mouse — Werner Patzelt on European Identity, EU Institutions and Germany’s Role

‘A significant part of European culture is fading away. The Greek tradition of philosophy, knowledge, curiosity, is being lost. We live in the period of cancel culture, of narrowing down what can be contested or argued or put into question. In terms of reason, of statecraft, state building, practical political rationality, much has also been lost.’

Kinga Kincső Antal
13.08.2023
The Einstein–Szilard Letter That Led to the Development of the Atomic Bomb
CULTURE & SOCIETY

The Einstein–Szilard Letter That Led to the Development of the Atomic Bomb

81 years ago, on 2 August 1939, Albert Einstein signed a letter from Hungarian-born physicists Leo Szilard, Eugene Wigner, and Edward Teller to US President Franklin D. Roosevelt, in which they warned him that Germany’s development of an atomic bomb may be a theoretical possibility in the near future. This letter, then, led to the launch of the Manhattan Project.

translated by Hungarian Conservative
12.08.2023
Matthias Corvinus of Hungary — A Ruler Straddling Two Epochs
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Matthias Corvinus of Hungary — A Ruler Straddling Two Epochs

His courtly representation, international Gothicism, and the reception of the Renaissance in Hungary can be considered Matthias’ most brilliant achievements, which were also highly appreciated by his contemporaries. It is undoubtedly a unique phenomenon of 15th-century Hungarian history that the Italian Renaissance had such a great impact in the country.

László Veszprémy
12.08.2023
The Life of Bálint Balassi, a Classic Figure in Hungarian Poetry
CULTURE & SOCIETY

The Life of Bálint Balassi, a Classic Figure in Hungarian Poetry

Baron Bálint Balassi de Kékkő et Gyarmat is celebrated as the pioneer of Hungarian romantic poetry, a valiant soldier, a daring lover and an accomplished polyglot. His life and achievements embody the true spirit of the Renaissance, and read like a tale of romance, valour, and fighting spirit.

Lili Zemplényi
12.08.2023
Budapest Central European Fashion Week to Highlight Emerging Designers
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Budapest Central European Fashion Week to Highlight Emerging Designers

On 2 and 3 September, collections from 39 brands will be showcased at Millenáris Park, featuring creations not only from 24 Hungarian fashion designers, but also from Ukrainian, Romanian, Czech, Polish, Slovak, and Serbian creators. The event places importance on presenting regional brands alongside local ones, which is reinforced by the presence of international press, influencers, and buyers.

Ádám Bráder
11.08.2023
The Focal Point of the Upcoming Celebrations: Saint Stephen’s Basilica
CULTURE & SOCIETY

The Focal Point of the Upcoming Celebrations: Saint Stephen’s Basilica

The upcoming celebrations on 20 August centre around one of the most magnificent buildings in Budapest: Saint Stephen’s Basilica. That is also where The Holy Dexter, the right hand of Saint Stephen, the first king of the Kingdom of Hungary, is kept.

Lili Zemplényi
11.08.2023
A US Student in Budapest: An American Perspective on Socialism and Freedom
OPINION

A US Student in Budapest: An American Perspective on Socialism and Freedom

‘The American left is seeking what they call ‘Social democracy’ and claim it is not ‘democratic socialism’, but everyone knows it is indeed the same ideology. This socialist ideology reflects that of Rousseau’s, who had an abstract idea of society’s restoration towards man’s ‘natural equality,’ but this idea is fundamentally flawed. As Edmund Burke, the prominent British political thinker, wrote in response: “their abstract perfection is their practical defect”.’

Lauren McCoy
11.08.2023
Slovak PM Lajos Ódor Takes Jab at PM Orbán, Fidesz MP Savagely Responds
POLITICS

Slovak PM Lajos Ódor Takes Jab at PM Orbán, Fidesz MP Savagely Responds

Lajos Ódor, who was appointed Prime Minister by the President of Slovakia in May in the midst of a political crisis, made some statements in a public discussion at a festival which suggested that Viktor Orbán is isolated on the world stage in his views. Fidesz MP Tamás Menczer reacted in a poignant Facebook post.

Márton Losonczi
11.08.2023
Russia’s Worldview: Katechon and Atomic Orthodoxy
POLITICS

Russia’s Worldview: Katechon and Atomic Orthodoxy

The rhetoric of spiritual mobilization, of Russia’s responsibility for the fate of the world, and of the ‘burden of the Russian people’ is becoming dominant once again as it was many times before during tragic periods in Russian history. Economic sanctions and diplomatic isolation as the punishment for the annexation of Crimea and the war in Ukraine are interpreted by the Russian regime and the majority of Russians as confirmation of progressing Anomia in the West, and will strengthen the Katechonic argument.

Maria Engström
11.08.2023
Georgia’s Energy Relations with Hungary Might be the Key to Its Future in the European Union
OPINION

Georgia’s Energy Relations with Hungary Might be the Key to Its Future in the European Union

‘Hungary’s support for Georgia makes sense in a number of ways. With both nations having brutal histories of Russian domination, Hungary understands the struggles Georgia has had in coming out of Moscow’s shadow after so many years behind the Iron Curtain. While Hungary offers support to a fellow former communist satellite state to realise a future better than its past, Georgia offers Hungary and Europe the resources needed to maintain that future.’

Logan C. West
11.08.2023
Understanding the Changing Needs of Ukrainian Refugees Returning Home
CURRENT

Understanding the Changing Needs of Ukrainian Refugees Returning Home

The International Organisation for Migration (IOM) Hungary has been conducting regular surveys to gain valuable insights into the evolving needs of Ukrainian refugees returning to their homeland. The organisation’s quarterly Crossing to Ukraine reports shed light on crucial aspects of this complex situation.

Ádám Bráder
10.08.2023
Athletics World Championships: 300 Thousand Tickets Sold
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Athletics World Championships: 300 Thousand Tickets Sold

In terms of spectators, the championship will be the largest sports event in Hungary of all time. Also, in the history of world championships in the sport, never before have so many athletes participated in a single event as they will now.

Ádám Bráder
10.08.2023
A Week at the Island of Freedom: Sziget Festival Begins Today
CULTURE & SOCIETY

A Week at the Island of Freedom: Sziget Festival Begins Today

The Sziget Festival will last six days, until 15 August, on the Óbuda Island in Budapest. Performers from sixty-two countries will arrive at approximately forty venues, and the audience will come from over a hundred countries.

Ádám Bráder
10.08.2023
Annual Litter-Picking Competition ‘Plastic Cup’ Rids the Tisza River of Metric Tonnes of Garbage
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Annual Litter-Picking Competition ‘Plastic Cup’ Rids the Tisza River of Metric Tonnes of Garbage

A total of 328 metric tonnes of litter has been picked throughout the 11 competitions held so far, 6.1 tonnes this year alone. Floating down the Tisza River in rafts made out of plastic bottles, a tradition since the event’s inception, was also held once again.

Márton Losonczi
10.08.2023
German Pensioners Prefer Lake Balaton over Spain
CULTURE & SOCIETY

German Pensioners Prefer Lake Balaton over Spain

An article published by the Spanish online news portal ABC reveals that the influx of German retirees relocating to Hungary has surged by a remarkable 25 per cent. The article, referring to an undisclosed German newspaper, characterises Lake Balaton and its vicinity as a ‘fresh safe haven for conservative retirees.’

Ádám Bráder
10.08.2023
Sziget 2023: Foreigners Make Up 50 Per Cent of Ticket Holders
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Sziget 2023: Foreigners Make Up 50 Per Cent of Ticket Holders

Spread across 76 hectares, this year’s festival was set up in three weeks. The maximum daily capacity is 90,000 people, including both festival staff and attendees, making Sziget the country’s tenth largest city for the six days of the festival. The main stage was constructed in ten days, with a floor area of over a thousand square metres and a six hundred square metre LED wall serving as its backdrop.

Ádám Bráder
09.08.2023
Over a Hundred Programmes in Store for 20 August Celebrations
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Over a Hundred Programmes in Store for 20 August Celebrations

As every year, the Cake of Hungary is selected ahead of August 20, with those attending the holiday events being the first to taste the creations of Hungary’s best pastry chefs. The competition this year was won by the torte named Tipsy Fig Respectus of the Levendula és Kert (Lavender and Garden) cake shop from Szigetszentmiklós, located on Csepel Island. Essential ingredients of the cake include Aszú wine, figs and honey.

Ádám Bráder
09.08.2023
Kari Lake Defends Hungary From Biden Admin’s Hostility
CURRENT

Kari Lake Defends Hungary From Biden Admin’s Hostility

The former Arizona gubernatorial candidate shared her views on social media about the US State Department’s decision to reduce the ESTA (Electronic System for Travel Authorization) validity period for Hungarian citizens on Twitter, calling it ‘despicable’.

Márton Losonczi
09.08.2023
‘What Ought to Happen Is a Celebration of Nation-States’ — An Interview with Professor Bill Durodié
INTERVIEW

‘What Ought to Happen Is a Celebration of Nation-States’ — An Interview with Professor Bill Durodié

According to Professor Durodié, the EU is a fundamentally anti-democratic set of institutions that excludes the voice of the people. It is a project that lost its sense of history and therefore does no longer know where it is going to.

Kinga Kincső Antal
09.08.2023
Alrite: The Artificial Bridge to the Island of Hungarian
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Alrite: The Artificial Bridge to the Island of Hungarian

Transcribing and captioning audio and video files becomes virtually effortless with Alrite, including for those wishing to transcribe and understand Hungarian speech. The revolutionary Hungarian-developed technology offers an array of features that no other similar system does.

Ádám Bráder
09.08.2023
Night of the Airport in Budapest: Showcases and Programmes for All
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Night of the Airport in Budapest: Showcases and Programmes for All

One of the main highlights of the evening will be starting the 1900 horsepower engine of the 66-year-old Il-14 passenger aircraft. In addition, visitors will have multiple opportunities to witness up close the operation of a small-sized jet engine, and the museum experts will turn on the engine of a legendary Kamov 26 helicopter as well.

Ádám Bráder
09.08.2023
The Ukrainian Puzzle—A Review of Áron Máthé’s New Book
CULTURE & SOCIETY

The Ukrainian Puzzle—A Review of Áron Máthé’s New Book

‘The Ukrainian Puzzle: Hungary’s Perspective on a Changing Neighbour’ is a book that intends to present the Hungarian perspective on Ukraine to the Ukrainian and international public, arguing that this perspective has not changed ever since the two countries established diplomatic relations in 1991. While it is hard to disagree with the main idea of the book, the methodology employed to convey it leaves something to be desired.

Georgii Karpenko
08.08.2023
Athletics World Championships Medals Unveiled
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Athletics World Championships Medals Unveiled

The central figure on one side of the medals is the emblem of the championships, Budapest’s renowned landmark, the Liberty Statue on Gellért Hill. The female figure is holding a palm frond aloft, symbolising determination, glory, and victory. In the foreground of the back of the medals is the brand-new National Athletics Centre, reminiscent of a crown for the queen of sports, with the track where the athletes will be competing visible in the background.

Ádám Bráder
08.08.2023
Hungarian Law Enforcement School Welcomes Ukrainian Children as Guests  
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Hungarian Law Enforcement School Welcomes Ukrainian Children as Guests  

More than a hundred 12- to 16-year-old students and adult volunteers from the Zaporizhzhia region were hosted by the Körmend Law Enforcement Technical Institute last week. The Ukrainian guests ‘took part in unforgettable programmes,’ the school shared on their social media page.

Ádám Bráder
08.08.2023
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