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Singapore Preschoolers Get Taste of Hungarian Culture and Traditions

Inspired by a Hungarian pupil, Pariposa Preschool in Singapore hosted a cultural session led by Chargé d’Affaires Edit Kerekes. Children explored Hungarian words, music, and traditions, part of the embassy’s wider mission to connect and engage Singapore’s active Hungarian community….
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 19.08.2025
  • CURRENT

Hungary May Host Putin–Zelenskyy Summit

A historic Putin–Zelenskyy summit may soon take place in Hungary, US officials confirmed after Trump’s White House meeting with Zelenskyy and EU leaders. The summit, to be followed by a trilateral session with Trump, could mark a breakthrough in efforts…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 19.08.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Young Hungarians Value Social Impact and Growth More Than Paychecks

A new survey shows that Hungarian students value meaningful work, flexible conditions, and teamwork more than salary alone. For most, social impact, proximity to home, and opportunities for growth are key factors in choosing a job….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 19.08.2025
  • CURRENT

New UN University Institute to Open in Kőszeg as Regional Research Hub

Hungary will host a new United Nations University institute in Kőszeg, focusing on peace, security, transformative technologies, and future-shaping social and economic processes, strengthening the country’s role in international research….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 19.08.2025
  • CURRENT

Hungary, Ukraine in Heated Feud Over Strikes on Druzhba Pipeline

Tensions flared between Budapest and Kyiv after Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó accused Ukraine of striking the Druzhba oil pipeline, vital for Hungary’s energy supply. His Ukrainian counterpart Andrii Sybiha shot back, blaming Hungary’s reliance on Russia and telling Budapest to…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 19.08.2025
  • OPINION

Alaska Summit Served as Ceremonial Funeral for Liberal World Order

Alaska hosted more than a summit last Friday—it staged the funeral of the liberal order. Trump and Putin’s display of power buried the post-Cold War consensus, sidelined Europe, and offered Russia a new role in an emerging world order no…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 18.08.2025
  • CURRENT

Tibor Kapu Returns to Hungary After Successful Space Mission

Tibor Kapu spent 18 days on the International Space Station as part of the Hungarian Government’s HUNOR space programme. He then spent an additional two days on board his spaceship before returning to Earth, bringing the total number of days…
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 18.08.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Hungarian Artists Showcased in Multidisciplinary Festival in New York

New York will host a Hungarian contemporary arts festival from 3–7 September, featuring exhibitions, theatre and dance performances, concerts, and workshops, offering American audiences a diverse introduction to today’s Hungarian art scene….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 18.08.2025
  • CURRENT

Hungary Only EU Member with US, Russian Insight on Alaska Summit

Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó spoke with both Washington and Moscow after the Trump–Putin summit in Alaska, stressing Hungary’s consistent call for peace. As the only EU state briefed by both sides, Budapest now holds a unique insight into Russia’s…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 18.08.2025
  • TECH

Hungary Launches Nationwide Consumer Review of Video Games

Hungary’s National Consumer Protection Authority has launched a nationwide review of video games to identify unfair commercial practices, with special focus on mechanisms that target minors and encourage excessive spending….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 18.08.2025
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Trump–Putin Alaska Meeting: It All Begins with a Single Step

‘Closing the press conference, President Putin addressed Donald Trump in English and invited the American leader to meet “next time in Moscow”. It is an extremely rare occasion to hear the Russian President speaking in English.’…
  • Lili Zemplényi
  • ‎ —‎ 18.08.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Total Renovation of the National Casino in Pécs Starts

The historic National Casino in Pécs is undergoing full renovation led by Mathias Corvinus Collegium. Vacant for two decades, the 150-year-old landmark will be revived as a cultural hub and talent centre, hosting events, student programmes, and a new dormitory….
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 18.08.2025
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REVIEW

European Countries Tighten Border Control Due to Spread of Disease
CURRENT

European Countries Tighten Border Control Due to Spread of Disease

Austria has closed down 23 of its border crossings with Slovakia and Hungary, while Hungary has established ‘disinfection points’ where members of its Defence Forces are disinfecting all vehicles entering the country. This is in response to the spread of foot-and-moth disease, a condition than only affects livestock and poses no danger to humans.

Márton Losonczi
04.04.2025
Orbán Confirms Hungary’s ICC Exit, Eyes Sovereignty and Reform
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Orbán Confirms Hungary’s ICC Exit, Eyes Sovereignty and Reform

Hungary will withdraw from the International Criminal Court, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán confirmed in a radio interview. He criticized the ICC as a political tool and outlined Hungary’s 2025 agenda, touching on economic reforms, drug policy, and foreign relations.

Ádám Bráder
04.04.2025
Ceasefire Hopes in Ukraine and Le Pen’s Conviction: A Shifting Geopolitical Landscape
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Ceasefire Hopes in Ukraine and Le Pen’s Conviction: A Shifting Geopolitical Landscape

A general ceasefire in Ukraine may be possible this year, experts suggest, though peace remains distant. Meanwhile, Marine Le Pen faces a prison sentence and a five-year election ban, potentially reshaping the future of France’s National Rally party.

Ádám Bráder
04.04.2025
‘We don’t know what it means to be British’ — An Interview with Miriam Cates
INTERVIEW

‘We don’t know what it means to be British’ — An Interview with Miriam Cates

‘If you don’t fight for your national identity, your borders, and your culture, you know that they’re under threat. We don’t feel that threat in the UK and therefore we’ve been really lax and undiligent in thinking about what it means to be British,’ Ms Cates told our site in an exclusive interview that she gave during the Danube Institute’s Family Formation and the Future conference.

Márton Lukács
04.04.2025
Changing Migration Policies in EU Member States
POLITICS

Changing Migration Policies in EU Member States

‘The proposals of some governments and the thinking behind them may raise questions about the future of the new asylum and migration pact, which is due to enter into force in 2026 and includes the idea of binding quotas. Nevertheless, practice shows that Member States want to see fewer and fewer migrants on their territory.’

Vivien Kalas
03.04.2025
Hungary’s Time to Shine — First-Ever EU–Central Asia Summit Kicks Off
POLITICS TECH

Hungary’s Time to Shine — First-Ever EU–Central Asia Summit Kicks Off

The first-ever EU–Central Asia summit has just kicked off as Ursula von der Leyen and António Costa arrived in Uzbekistan. Brussels is now trying to assert its influence over the region, which is widely seen as one of the future economic and trade powerhouses. However, most EU member states lack the deep connections and relationships with the Central Asian republic, except for one: Hungary.

Joakim Scheffer
03.04.2025
The Center’s Miklós Szánthó Calls Out EPP for Revoking Immunity of Polish MEPs
CURRENT POLITICS

The Center’s Miklós Szánthó Calls Out EPP for Revoking Immunity of Polish MEPs

Director General of the Center for Fundamental Rights Miklós Szánthó has drawn attention to the hypocrisy that, while the European Parliament is not willing to even discuss revoking the immunity of Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar, who is charged with assault and theft, the EP has already revoked the immunity of two Polish conservative MEPs for standing up against the Tusk administration.

Márton Losonczi
03.04.2025
MCC Feszt Brings Top Speakers and Music Acts to Esztergom This Summer
CULTURE & SOCIETY

MCC Feszt Brings Top Speakers and Music Acts to Esztergom This Summer

MCC Feszt returns to Esztergom from 31 July to 2 August, offering a mix of thought-provoking discussions and vibrant music performances. This year’s lineup features influential figures like Dominic Cummings and Ayaan Hirsi Ali, alongside popular Hungarian artists such as Irie Maffia and T Danny.

Ádám Bráder
03.04.2025
JD Vance Speaks at Screening for Rod Dreher’s Film: Live Not By Lies
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

JD Vance Speaks at Screening for Rod Dreher’s Film: Live Not By Lies

US Vice President JD Vance spoke at a celebratory screening for the documentary series Live Not By Lies, based on our very own Hungarian Conservative contributor Rod Dreher’s 2020 book by the same title, in Washington, DC on Tuesday. The film explores the ‘soft totalitarianism’ of the modern woke movement.

Márton Losonczi
03.04.2025
Trump Announces New US Tariffs Details: 20 Per Cent on EU, 34 Per Cent on China
CURRENT POLITICS

Trump Announces New US Tariffs Details: 20 Per Cent on EU, 34 Per Cent on China

The United States is imposing a 20 per cent import tariff on the European Union and a 34 per cent tariff on China, President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday. Speaking at a White House ceremony, he signed the new trade policy into law, emphasizing the need for reciprocal tariffs to address trade imbalances.

Ádám Bráder
03.04.2025
Hungary Withdraws from ICC as Orbán Welcomes Netanyahu
CURRENT

Hungary Withdraws from ICC as Orbán Welcomes Netanyahu

Hungary is withdrawing from the International Criminal Court, following years of scepticism toward it. The announcement coincided with the arrival of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Budapest for talks with his Hungarian counterpart, Viktor Orbán.

Joakim Scheffer
03.04.2025
Interpol Drops Warrant for Dodik, Bosnian Serb Leader Thanks Orbán
CURRENT

Interpol Drops Warrant for Dodik, Bosnian Serb Leader Thanks Orbán

Interpol has dropped the international arrest warrant for President of Republika Srpska Milorad Dodik, which had been requested by the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Dodik welcomed the decision, stating that Interpol is ‘not at the service of Sarajevo’, and expressed his gratitude to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán for his support.

Joakim Scheffer
03.04.2025
János Áder Urges Action on Climate Change: Global Solutions and Personal Responsibility
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

János Áder Urges Action on Climate Change: Global Solutions and Personal Responsibility

Addressing climate change requires both global strategies and individual actions, as even small efforts can have a meaningful impact, János Áder, chairman of the Blue Planet Climate Protection Foundation, emphasized during a lecture in Budapest. Speaking to university students, the former president of Hungary highlighted the importance of sustainability and the growing environmental challenges driven by human activity.

Ádám Bráder
03.04.2025
Ignoring the Youth Leads to Collapse — An Interview with Waka Ikeda
INTERVIEW

Ignoring the Youth Leads to Collapse — An Interview with Waka Ikeda

‘When I come to Hungary, I’m always amazed by how many young people are in important positions or leading organizations. That’s rare in Japan, where seniority and relationships established over decades is prioritized youth, talent and expertise. Japanese society doesn’t value young people enough,’ Japanese journalist Waka Ikeda pointed out in an interview with Hungarian Conservative.

Joakim Scheffer
03.04.2025
GOP Wins House Special Elections in Florida, but Loses Supreme Court Race in Wisconsin
CURRENT POLITICS

GOP Wins House Special Elections in Florida, but Loses Supreme Court Race in Wisconsin

However, a ballot initiative calling for a state constitutional amendment requiring photo IDs for elections also passed in the important swing state of Wisconsin.

Márton Losonczi
02.04.2025
Hungary, Serbia to Build Joint Oil Pipeline
CURRENT

Hungary, Serbia to Build Joint Oil Pipeline

Amid growing uncertainty in regional energy supply, Hungary and Serbia have decided to take matters into their own hands by constructing a joint oil pipeline connecting the two countries. According to Hungarian Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó, the investment is valued at approximately $350 million.

Joakim Scheffer
02.04.2025
Danube Institute’s Family Formation Conference Continues with Keynote by Balázs Orbán
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Danube Institute’s Family Formation Conference Continues with Keynote by Balázs Orbán

In his keynote address at Day 2 of the Danube Institute’s Family Formation Conference, Balázs Orbán emphasized that it is the responsibilities that we take on and our relationship with others that give meaning to our lives; and lauded the increase in marriages and decrease in abortions in Hungary since 2010. A panel discussion about crime, immigration, and the family followed.

Márton Losonczi
02.04.2025
Hungarian Gripens Deployed to Denmark for NATO’s Ramstein Flag 2025 Exercise
CURRENT

Hungarian Gripens Deployed to Denmark for NATO’s Ramstein Flag 2025 Exercise

Five JAS-39 Gripen fighter jets from the Hungarian Air Force have been deployed to Skrydstrup Air Base in Denmark to participate in Ramstein Flag 2025, a major NATO air combat exercise held across Dutch, German, and Danish airspace until 11 April.

Ádám Bráder
02.04.2025
EP Dictates Democracy to Hungary Without Inviting Hungary to Debate
CURRENT

EP Dictates Democracy to Hungary Without Inviting Hungary to Debate

The European Parliament is set to debate Hungary’s new legislative package, which includes amendments to the law on the right of assembly—labelled by progressives as a ‘Pride ban’—as well as stricter regulations on foreign-funded NGOs and media outlets. However, as democratic as it is, the EP has ‘forgotten’ to invite Hungary to participate in or respond during the debate.

Joakim Scheffer
02.04.2025
Political Disqualifications and Judicial Interventions: A Rising Trend in European Elections
POLITICS

Political Disqualifications and Judicial Interventions: A Rising Trend in European Elections

‘Many accused the court’s ruling of depriving the electorate the chance of deciding who is fit to hold political office in France. Rather than disqualifying Le Pen from the presidential race, it could have been decided to merely fine the party for the misappropriated funds. The ban on running for office is widely seen as a disproportionate intervention into the political affairs of the country…’

Lili Zemplényi
02.04.2025
Trump Administration Finalizes Major Trade Policy Shift with New Tariffs
CURRENT POLITICS

Trump Administration Finalizes Major Trade Policy Shift with New Tariffs

The White House has confirmed that the new US tariff system will take effect immediately upon presidential approval, starting Wednesday. Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt emphasized that President Donald Trump and his trade policy team have been working until the last moment to finalize the measures.

Ádám Bráder
02.04.2025
Hungary Supports Nigerian Communities Facing Humanitarian Crisis
CURRENT

Hungary Supports Nigerian Communities Facing Humanitarian Crisis

The Hungary Helps mission has officially launched in Nigeria under the leadership of State Secretary for the Aid of Persecuted Christians Tristan Azbej. Over the past seven years, Nigeria has been a key focus of Hungary’s humanitarian efforts, aiming to support local communities and address ongoing crises.

Ádám Bráder
02.04.2025
Hungary’s Family Policy Is a Blueprint of Normality — An Interview with Balázs Hankó
INTERVIEW

Hungary’s Family Policy Is a Blueprint of Normality — An Interview with Balázs Hankó

‘Those countries that are thinking about their future are looking to Hungarian family policy as a model. The fundamental pillars of Hungarian family policy are the protection of family values and the financial support for families raising children,’ Minister for Culture and Innovation Balázs Hankó highlighted in an interview with Hungarian Conservative.

Joakim Scheffer
01.04.2025
Hungary Allegedly Appeals Against Interpol Warrant for Milorad Dodik
CURRENT

Hungary Allegedly Appeals Against Interpol Warrant for Milorad Dodik

Media reports have emerged alleging that Hungary has appealed against Interpol’s arrest warrant for Milorad Dodik. Serbia—a close ally of both Hungary and Republika Srpska—also lodged a complaint, arguing that the red notice issued on 28 March violates Article 3 of Interpol’s Statute.

Joakim Scheffer
01.04.2025
US Embassy Chargé d’Affaires Robert Palladino Speaks at Danube Family Conference
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

US Embassy Chargé d’Affaires Robert Palladino Speaks at Danube Family Conference

Mr Palladino outlined the similar policies aimed at helping families by the Trump administration in the United States and the Orbán administration in Hungary. He also talked about ‘the American vibe shift’, by which he refers to how the current US administration is putting the cultural focus on families and childbearing again.

Márton Losonczi
01.04.2025
Exclusive Career-Building Opportunity for University Students at MCC
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Exclusive Career-Building Opportunity for University Students at MCC

The Mathias Corvinus Collegium (MCC) is accepting applications for its Junior Training Program until 29 June. Designed for new university students, this free talent programme provides a unique opportunity for career building and personal growth, featuring exclusive mentorship and international networking.

Ádám Bráder
01.04.2025
Trump’s America Turns Pro-Family—but Can It Fix a Civilizational Crisis?
CULTURE & SOCIETY POLITICS

Trump’s America Turns Pro-Family—but Can It Fix a Civilizational Crisis?

The Danube Institute’s two-day conference on family formation and demographic decline continued with a panel discussion comparing Hungarian and American policies and perspectives on the issue. Participants agreed that the West faces a civilizational crisis but expressed hope in the Trump administration’s shift—led by Vice President JD Vance—toward a pro-family approach.

Joakim Scheffer
01.04.2025
Honoured to Serve Israel and Strengthen Ties — Maya Kadosh, New Israeli Ambassador to Hungary
CURRENT

Honoured to Serve Israel and Strengthen Ties — Maya Kadosh, New Israeli Ambassador to Hungary

‘Maya Kadosh, Israel’s next ambassador to Hungary, has arrived in Hungary…In the coming years, the goal is to place even greater emphasis on strengthening the friendly alliance between the two countries. Welcome, Madam Ambassador!’

Sáron Sugár
01.04.2025
Morawiecki Criticizes Le Pen’s Ban, Calls It a Threat to Democracy
CURRENT POLITICS

Morawiecki Criticizes Le Pen’s Ban, Calls It a Threat to Democracy

Former Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has criticized the French court ruling that bars Marine Le Pen from running for office, calling it an attempt to deprive citizens of their right to vote. The decision, he argues, weakens French democracy rather than strengthening it.

Ádám Bráder
01.04.2025
Family Formation and the Future: Illustrous Event Kicks Off at the Danube Institute
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Family Formation and the Future: Illustrous Event Kicks Off at the Danube Institute

The Danube Institute’s two-day event dedicated to family formation has started with keynote addresses from Executive Director István Kiss; author and Budapest Fellow Helen Roy; Hungarian Ambassador to the Holy See Eduard Habsburg-Lothringen, a descendant of the historic Habsburg family; and Minister for Culture and Innovation Balázs Hankó of Hungary.

Márton Losonczi
01.04.2025
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