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  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

The Brutalist Bags Another Best Picture Award, Prepares For an ‘Oscar Shower’

The Brutalist, a three-and-a-half-hour drama about the journey of Jewish Hungarian architect László Toth after WWII, starring Adrien Brody, won Best Picture at the London Critics’ Circle Awards last weekend. Directed by Brady Corbet, the film, already receiving widespread acclaim,…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 03.02.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Hungary’s Tourism Sector Reaches New Heights in 2024

Hungary’s tourism sector experienced a record-breaking year in 2024, with increased visitor numbers and growing revenues driving economic expansion. National Economy Minister Márton Nagy highlighted tourism as a key driver of GDP, announcing new initiatives such as regulatory changes and…
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 03.02.2025
  • CURRENT

Balázs Orbán: Hungarian Government Stands Firm Against Brussels and Opposition Pressure

The Hungarian government remains steadfast in resisting pressure from both Brussels and the domestic opposition on key issues such as energy security, migration, and pension policies, said Balázs Orbán, the prime minister’s political director. He criticized EU policies and highlighted…
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 03.02.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Hungary Celebrates 50 Years of the Rubik’s Cube with Commemorative Stamp

Hungary has honoured one of its most iconic inventions, the Rubik’s Cube, with a commemorative stamp celebrating its 50th anniversary. Recognized globally as a symbol of Hungarian ingenuity, the puzzle has left a lasting mark on science, education, and design….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 03.02.2025
  • POLITICS

Musk Takes on NED, Washington’s ‘Regime Change Machine’

Elon Musk takes aim at the National Endowment for Democracy (NED), a US government-funded NGO, calling it a ‘scam’ and ‘rife with corruption’. Established under Ronald Reagan, NED lost its original purpose after the fall of the Soviet Union and…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 03.02.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

The American General Who Saved Hungary’s Treasures — Harry Hill Bandholtz

Albeit much smaller than the one dedicated to the Soviet Red Army, and much more hidden than Ronald Reagan’s statue, Liberty Square is also home to the bronze sculpture of a little known but extraordinary figure: US General Harry Hill…
  • Lili Zemplényi
  • ‎ —‎ 03.02.2025
  • CURRENT

Bodies Found in Missing Hungarian Twins Case in Scotland

Police Scotland has found the bodies of two women near the last known location of missing Hungarian twins Henrietta and Eliza Huszti in Aberdeen. The sisters were last seen on 7 January near the River Dee, with many unanswered questions…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 03.02.2025
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  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, OPINION

The Curricular De-Humanizing of the Humanities

‘Over time…scientific knowledge, combined with an emerging class of industrial capitalists, proved capable of improving material conditions for many as well as profits for the few. This lent scientific knowledge an aura of being a superior form of knowledge, one…
  • Dr. Alka Sehgal Cuthbert
  • ‎ —‎ 02.02.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

The Feast of Purification

‘Under the Mosaic legislation, any woman after bringing a son into the world was considered unclear for seven days; she had to wait for another 33 days before presenting herself in the temple. This so-called spiritual impurity refers to a…
  • Fr. Mario Alexis Portella
  • ‎ —‎ 02.02.2025
  • DIASPORA, INTERVIEW

‘I think we are much more Hungarian here than many in Hungary’ — A Conversation with Péter Kiss

An in-depth interview with Péter Kiss, who came to America as a young adult, and after years of no contact with Hungarian Americans, visited the Garfield Hungarian Club almost by accident. Since then he has organized many events there, and…
  • Ildikó Antal-Ferencz
  • ‎ —‎ 02.02.2025
The burnt-out bus and police car that were carrying/accompanying the Soviet Jews to the Malév flight to Israel on 23 December 1991 after the Red Army Faction bombing
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Airlink to Israel: Hungary and the Soviet Jewish Emigrants during the System Change

The Moscow offices of the Hungarian national airline were teeming with clients in the autumn of 1989, and most of the customers were Jewish. They were looking for a way to get away from the societal collapse of the Soviet…
  • Dániel Farkas
  • ‎ —‎ 01.02.2025
  • REVIEW

Lesson Learned — Or Is It?

A scathing review of a 2024 feature film that portrays the Hungarian public school system in a deceitfully negative light….
  • translated by Hungarian Conservative
  • ‎ —‎ 01.02.2025
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REVIEW

Hungarian Movies to Have World Premieres at the Venice Film Festival
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Hungarian Movies to Have World Premieres at the Venice Film Festival

Gábor Reisz, known for his previous films For Some Inexplicable Reason and Bad Poems, will present his third feature film in the official selection of the A-category festival. The film’s director, cast, producer, and crew members will accompany the film to Venice.

Ádám Bráder
29.07.2023
Hungarian Village Programme: Over 25 Billion Invested into Healthcare Development
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Hungarian Village Programme: Over 25 Billion Invested into Healthcare Development

Government Commissioner responsible for the development of modern settlements Alpár Gyopáros underscored that the government has carried out over two thousand development projects related to healthcare services, including the renovation and construction of outpatient clinics, the replacement of medical equipment, and the creation of housing for physicians and midwives under the framework of the Hungarian Village Programme.

Ádám Bráder
28.07.2023
Declaration of War — Formality or Game Changer?
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Declaration of War — Formality or Game Changer?

‘One might conclude that only rogue states wage war without declaring it, yet the Korean War, the Vietnam War, and the prolonged military involvements in Afghanistan and Iraq were not preceded by a declaration of war issued by the United States Congress either.’

László Bernát Veszprémy
28.07.2023
Viktor Orbán: Multinational Retail Chains Behave Like Speculators
CURRENT

Viktor Orbán: Multinational Retail Chains Behave Like Speculators

The prime minister stressed that the Hungarian government needs to be sharp because multinational companies behave like speculators. Food retail chains raise prices even when there is no reason for it, using high energy costs as a pretext. At the same time, their leaders go to Brussels to complain about the Hungarian government and collude with the Brussels bureaucrats, the PM argued.

Ádám Bráder
28.07.2023
Gergely Gulyás: EU Quotas Send an Invitation to Millions of Migrants
CURRENT

Gergely Gulyás: EU Quotas Send an Invitation to Millions of Migrants

The minister highlighted that Brussels has requested a further 98.5 billion euros in contributions from the member states, which is fifteen times the total annual personal income tax revenue in Hungary and roughly equals the entire annual Hungarian state budget.

Ádám Bráder
28.07.2023
MCC Feszt 2023 Kicks Off in Esztergom
CURRENT

MCC Feszt 2023 Kicks Off in Esztergom

The third annual MCC Feszt in Esztergom, Hungary is expected to have 40,000 people in attendance, more than ever before. The Day1 programme featured many well-known musical acts as well as a panel a discussion about the major shifts in the state of geopolitics, with Gladden J. Pappin, Dean Karalekas, Benjamin Freidman, and Michael Hume.

Márton Losonczi
28.07.2023
Viktor Orbán on the Future of Hungarian Football
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Viktor Orbán on the Future of Hungarian Football

In an interview with the website of Puskás Akadémia, the prime minister expressed that Hungarian football is not part of the entertainment industry, but rather part of the Hungarian people’s lives and their national identity.

Ádám Bráder
28.07.2023
‘We Count on Parents and Teachers as Partners in Education’ — An Interview with President of the Klebelsberg Centre Gabriella Hajnal
INTERVIEW

‘We Count on Parents and Teachers as Partners in Education’ — An Interview with President of the Klebelsberg Centre Gabriella Hajnal

Instead of labelling it as a ‘Revenge Act,’ Klebelsberg President Gabriella Hajnal suggests it be called the ‘Career Path Act’ since it emphasises the importance of teachers and grants them a unique legal status. An interview about the National Core Curriculum, the burdens of teachers and the negative stereotypes around the new reform.

Gergely Dobozi
28.07.2023
Night of Baths: Fifty Baths Open at Night Nationwide
CURRENT

Night of Baths: Fifty Baths Open at Night Nationwide

Several baths will offer discounted entry fees and extended opening hours to accommodate those who want to swim and party, with some locations even staying open until three in the morning.

Ádám Bráder
27.07.2023
26th Carpathian Basin Hungarian Summer University Opens with 150 Participants from Neighbouring Countries
CURRENT

26th Carpathian Basin Hungarian Summer University Opens with 150 Participants from Neighbouring Countries

Deputy State Secretary for Higher Education at the Ministry of Cultural Affairs and Innovation Veronika Varga-Bajusz talked about the challenges of preserving the identity of Hungarians beyond the border. She stressed the importance of creating opportunities for young Hungarians to study and work in their homeland, as it serves the development and strengthening of the Carpathian Basin. She stated that as long as there are knowledge-seeking Hungarian youths, there is a Hungarian future.

Ádám Bráder
27.07.2023
Schengen Border Crossing Made Fee-Paying by Austrian Mayor to Deter Hungarian Commuters
POLITICS

Schengen Border Crossing Made Fee-Paying by Austrian Mayor to Deter Hungarian Commuters

Although it is perfectly legitimate to suggest that the noise pollution caused by the huge number of vehicles passing through his town needs to be addressed, the solution is not to penalise those who cross the border. Possible, more constructive solutions may include the improvement of the community transport infrastructure at local level or the opening of new crossing points so that those wishing to enter Austria are distributed more proportionately.

Rudolf Oblat
27.07.2023
Majority of Hungarians under 40 Want to Live in Hungary in the Future
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Majority of Hungarians under 40 Want to Live in Hungary in the Future

The research indicates that as age increases, the proportion of those considering the likelihood of owning their own property, being married, and living in Hungary also increases. Conversely, in terms of working in a foreign language environment, having a better financial situation than currently, and having children, the relationship with age is reversed.

Ádám Bráder
27.07.2023
Katalin Novák Completes Lake Balaton Cross- Swimming With Husband and Body Guards
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Katalin Novák Completes Lake Balaton Cross- Swimming With Husband and Body Guards

President Novák is known to be an avid outdoors person, who likes to hike, ride and run in her free time. Demonstrating a new talent, she was among the 9,500 participants to swim across Lake Balaton from Révfülöp to Balatonboglár last Sunday.

Márton Losonczi
27.07.2023
‘The Prince of Physics’ — Loránd Eötvös Born 175 Years Ago Today
CULTURE & SOCIETY

‘The Prince of Physics’ — Loránd Eötvös Born 175 Years Ago Today

The half-century of Loránd Eötvös’ active years not only reflects the incredible intellectual richness of a single human life but has also left an indelible mark on the history of science, education, and the entire cultural life of our country.

Artúr Köő
27.07.2023
Weight on the Streets of Budapest: Breathing History
OPINION

Weight on the Streets of Budapest: Breathing History

‘There was something about the past that could only be conveyed by being where it took place. Although I had already studied the horrors of the Holocaust and the Second World War, being in the actual face of such evil, in the literal place of it, shook me to my core.’

Matthew McCracken
26.07.2023
Bence Rétvári: The Key to Europe’s Security is Border Protection
CURRENT

Bence Rétvári: The Key to Europe’s Security is Border Protection

Speaking at the farewell of the Hungarian police contingent heading to Serbia, Bence Rétvári reminded that Hungary is already engaged in a trilateral cooperation with Austrian police, jointly protecting the southern borders of the European Union. The success of this police collaboration is evident in the significant number of illegal migrants that have been apprehended during recent times.

Ádám Bráder
26.07.2023
The Fascinating Life of Anastasia of Kiev, Queen of Hungary
CULTURE & SOCIETY

The Fascinating Life of Anastasia of Kiev, Queen of Hungary

Anastasia of Kiev married Hungarian King Andrew I around 1038, before he took the throne and while he was still in exile. She was later involved in the establishment of one of the most renowned monasteries of Hungary, the Tihany Abbey, and is also featured in one of the most famous Hungarian historical paintings.

Lili Zemplényi
26.07.2023
It’s Still Better to Follow the Warpath than Hit the Road to Nowhere
OPINION

It’s Still Better to Follow the Warpath than Hit the Road to Nowhere

Uncertainty about a ‘Huxit’ scenario is not fuelled by the Hungarian Prime Minister but rather by EU bureaucrats using a one-sided interpretation of the rule of law. The Hungarian government possesses a clear mandate for EU reform, distinct from the binary narratives of full Eurofederalism or immediate exit.

Gergely Dobozi
26.07.2023
Péter Szijjártó: The Olympics Should Not Be About Politics
CURRENT

Péter Szijjártó: The Olympics Should Not Be About Politics

According to the Hungarian foreign minister, a fully participated Olympics could be of great assistance in peacefully resolving armed conflicts, including the ongoing war in Ukraine, not to mention that the losers of an Olympic boycott would be the athletes who train and prepare tirelessly throughout their entire lives, and have no say in political decisions.

Ádám Bráder
26.07.2023
‘Vitam et sanguinem!’: Shifting Balance of Foreign Policy Power Between Hungary and the Habsburgs During the Early Modern and Modern Age
CULTURE & SOCIETY

‘Vitam et sanguinem!’: Shifting Balance of Foreign Policy Power Between Hungary and the Habsburgs During the Early Modern and Modern Age

The debates between the Hungarian government and the European Commission often grab the headlines in the international media these years, with the issues of contention between Budapest and the EC usually being co-existence, sovereignty, and shared responsibility. However, there is indeed nothing new under the sun: Hungary had to grapple with such issues under the more than 300 years of Habsburg rule.

Péter Sasvári
26.07.2023
Electric Fleet Expansion Puts Volánbusz on Course for Eco-Friendly Operation
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Electric Fleet Expansion Puts Volánbusz on Course for Eco-Friendly Operation

By replacing diesel-powered vehicles, Volánbusz’s electric fleet eliminates approximately 5,500 tonnes of carbon dioxide annually, equivalent to the annual carbon dioxide emissions of 2,000 passenger cars.

Ádám Bráder
25.07.2023
FINA Congress Approves Headquarters Move to Budapest
CURRENT

FINA Congress Approves Headquarters Move to Budapest

In his remarks at the congress of the International Swimming Federation Péter Szijjártó highlighted that Hungary plays a significant role in the world of swimming, as one of the eight founding members of the International Swimming Federation in 1908, holding thirty-seven Olympic gold medals in swimming and nine in water polo.

Ádám Bráder
25.07.2023
Balázs Orbán Reacts to ‘Leadership Crisis’ in Brussels and the PM’s Speech in Tusványos
CURRENT

Balázs Orbán Reacts to ‘Leadership Crisis’ in Brussels and the PM’s Speech in Tusványos

Brussels should emerge from this leadership crisis as soon as possible, and from this perspective, next year will be crucial, Balázs Orbán said in reference to the upcoming European parliamentary elections.

Ádám Bráder
25.07.2023
Looking at the World from Tusványos
OPINION

Looking at the World from Tusványos

The nation celebrated at Tusványos, the Hungarian one, drapes over various states in the Carpathian Basin and consists of a plurality of ethnic and religious groups, fully including not just Christian Magyars but also Jews, Ungarndeutschen, and Roma with roots in the region. Foreign guests like me, who come from outside the Hungarian nation or family of nations, could also feel welcome, because, if devoid of chauvinism, nationhood offers fertile ground for inter-national solidarities and sympathies.

Eric Hendriks
25.07.2023
Hungaroring on F1 Calendar Until 2032, Record Numbers at Sunday’s Race
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Hungaroring on F1 Calendar Until 2032, Record Numbers at Sunday’s Race

More than 100,000 spectators witnessed the 70-lap race of the 38th Hungarian Grand Prix at the Hungaroring. This marks a revenue record for the facility in its new era, Hungaroring CEO Zsolt Gyulay stated, adding that during the four-day race weekend, including the Thursday fan walk with the participation of 5,000 spectators, a total of 303,000 people visited the racetrack in Mogyoród, making it a record-breaking event in every aspect.

Ádám Bráder
25.07.2023
A Hungarian Boy From Transylvania in the World of Romanian Football Under the Ceaușescu Regime
INTERVIEW

A Hungarian Boy From Transylvania in the World of Romanian Football Under the Ceaușescu Regime

István András Kiss spent many years playing for the Kolozsvár (Cluj) team CFR; he even won the national youth league with their youth team in 1985. In this interview he speaks about what it was like to be an ethnic Hungarian football player in Communist Romania, where ‘class warfare and chauvinism could easily co-exist’.

Artúr Köő
25.07.2023
Hungarian Students Take Home Two Medals from European Girls’ Olympiad in Informatics
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Hungarian Students Take Home Two Medals from European Girls’ Olympiad in Informatics

From 15–21 July, students from 52 countries around the world participated in the EGOI held in Lund, Sweden. Similar to other informatics Olympiads such as CEOI and IOI, the contestants had to solve programming tasks—and the Hungarian team did an excellent job!

Ádám Bráder
25.07.2023
Conservatives Emerge Victorious in Spanish Elections, But Lack Governing Majority
CURRENT

Conservatives Emerge Victorious in Spanish Elections, But Lack Governing Majority

The Spanish conservative PP won, but failed to secure a majority in the parliamentary elections this Sunday. Its potential coalition partner Vox significantly underperformed, winning only 33 seats in parliament, which means that forming a viable right-wing coalition government will be trickier than expected.

Ádám Bráder
24.07.2023
Giorgia Meloni Holds Migration Summit in Rome
POLITICS

Giorgia Meloni Holds Migration Summit in Rome

The conservative Prime Minister of Italy is aiming to ease the migration pressure on Europe by having the migrants’ transit countries and countries of origin more involved in managing the migration flow. She has already made some headway on this front.

Márton Losonczi
24.07.2023
7+1 Fascinating Buildings in Hungary — Outside the Capital
CULTURE & SOCIETY

7+1 Fascinating Buildings in Hungary — Outside the Capital

When Magyar Krónika asked their readers which building they thought was the most beautiful in Hungary, nine out of ten respondents said it was the Hungarian Parliament. However, it is not only in the capital where we can find impressive edifices—the journal has compiled a list of some of the most beautiful sites to visit in the countryside.

translated by Hungarian Conservative
24.07.2023
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