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BYD Yangwang U9 Xtreme Becomes World’s Fastest Production Car at 308 mph

The Yangwang U9 Xtreme has set a new world record as the fastest production car, hitting 308.4 mph in Germany. The electric hypercar eclipses the Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+ and redefines the limits of road-legal speed….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 23.09.2025
  • INTERVIEW

Is Western Civilization Bound to Fall? — An Interview with Iain McGilchrist

Western civilization is at risk of repeating Rome’s fate, argues Iain McGilchrist. Speaking to Hungarian Conservative at Brain Bar 2025, the renowned psychiatrist warned that dominance of the left hemisphere produces power obsession, woke intolerance, and technological servitude. Only a…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 22.09.2025
  • CURRENT

Hungary to Follow Trump Admin in Designating Antifa as Terrorist Organization

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said Hungary could soon classify Antifa as a terrorist organization, echoing a similar initiative by US President Donald Trump. Orbán recalled violent attacks in Budapest in 2023, when Italian MEP Ilaria Salis joined Antifa groups targeting…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 22.09.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, TECH

János Áder and Tibor Kapu Highlight Everyday Benefits of Space Research

Former President János Áder discussed the everyday benefits of space research in his Blue Planet podcast, where astronaut Tibor Kapu described the Hunor Hungarian Astronaut Programme as the beginning of something much bigger….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 22.09.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, OPINION

Jimmy Kimmel’s Firing Is Not about Free Speech — It’s about Media Corruption

‘As someone with libertarian leanings and a true appreciation of free speech, am I wary of government overreach in the regulation of network television? Yes, of course I am. But do I believe that penalizing companies that use public airwaves…
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 22.09.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Budapest’s Corvinus Named Among Europe’s Top 60 MBA Programmes

Budapest’s Corvinus University has retained its spot on the QS global ranking of full-time MBA programmes, placing 54th in Europe and within the 151–200 range worldwide. It remains the only Hungarian institution included in the prestigious list….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 22.09.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Competing Globally, Rooted Locally: The Future of Education Discussed at Brain Bar

At Brain Bar 2025, Balázs Hankó and Péter Palasics debated whether tradition or innovation should guide Hungarian higher education, the real value of a diploma, and how universities can compete internationally while nurturing talent at home….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 22.09.2025
  • INTERVIEW

There Was a Palestinian State on the Ground before 7 October: Gaza — An Interview with Yossi Dagan

Do the Palestinians have a right to form a state? If a one-state solution were implemented, what would happen to the Palestinian population? Why is compromise impossible with Hamas and the Palestinian Authority? We asked the head of the Shomron…
  • Tamás Maráczi
  • ‎ —‎ 22.09.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Loneliness as a Human Condition: Lessons from Psychology, Business, and Faith at Brain Bar 2025

At Brain Bar 2025, Katalin Erdei of Richter Gedeon, school psychologist Virág Varga, and Benedictine monk Izsák Baán discussed why loneliness is rising in modern life, and how different communities can help turn isolation into true belonging….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 22.09.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, CURRENT

Keleti Railway Station Reopens After Renovation and Technical Delays

Budapest’s Keleti Railway Station has reopened after technical delays, gradually resuming traffic. Suburban and regional trains are running from Sunday afternoon, while full operations will restart on Monday morning, MÁV’s CEO announced….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 22.09.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Ella Fitzgerald, the Grand Lady of Jazz, Who Conquered Budapest Twice

‘When…one of Louis Armstrong’s most brilliant musical partners, or as she was referred to overseas, the “First Lady of Song”, Ella Fitzgerald, visited Budapest for the first time on a leap day, 29 February 1968, the traffic chaos did not…
  • Barnabás Leimeiszter
  • ‎ —‎ 21.09.2025
A nomadic, possibly Hungarian warrior (10th century) from Patriarchate of Aquileia
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

How Many Hungarian Soldiers Took Part in the Military Campaigns of the 9th and 10th Centuries?

‘Well-documented 18th-century operations shed light on and explain many aspects of the secret of the Hungarian army’s successes in the 10th century: even with limited numbers, a well-organized team can achieve significant success in enemy territory against a numerically superior…
  • László Veszprémy
  • ‎ —‎ 21.09.2025
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REVIEW

An Illiberal Way Out of Liberalism in Crisis
REVIEW

An Illiberal Way Out of Liberalism in Crisis

‘Illiberal democracy is more than a political model; it is a value proposition for the post-liberal era,’ political director to the Hungarian Prime Minister Balázs Orbán emphasized in a recent opinion piece published on Index. In the article, he argues that illiberal democracy offers a functioning alternative to what he describes as increasingly anti-democratic liberalism.

Joakim Scheffer
30.04.2025
Football Forum Hungary 2025: East Meets West in the World of Football
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Football Forum Hungary 2025: East Meets West in the World of Football

Players, coaches, agents, sporting directors, scouts, and many more from the world of football gathered to share their respective expertise and exchange ideas about the game at the third annual Football Forum Hungary, held at the Gruopama Arena, home of reigning Hungarian champions Ferencváros, in Budapest. The Hungarian capital will also be hosting the UEFA Champions League Final next year.

Márton Losonczi
30.04.2025
Hungary Bans Energy Drink Sales to Minors Starting June
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Hungary Bans Energy Drink Sales to Minors Starting June

Hungarian teens under 18 will no longer be able to buy energy drinks starting this summer, as Parliament has unanimously passed a law aimed at curbing excessive consumption and protecting youth health, with the ban taking effect 30 days after publication.

Ádám Bráder
30.04.2025
Hungarian Astronaut Tibor Kapu Set to Launch to ISS on 29 May
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Hungarian Astronaut Tibor Kapu Set to Launch to ISS on 29 May

Tibor Kapu, Hungary’s researcher-astronaut, will launch to the International Space Station on 29 May as part of Axiom Mission 4. He will carry out 25 Hungarian experiments, marking a historic return of the Hungarian flag to space after decades.

Ádám Bráder
30.04.2025
Between the Universal and the Particular — An Interview with Professor Eunseok Paik
INTERVIEW

Between the Universal and the Particular — An Interview with Professor Eunseok Paik

‘South Korea has the lowest birth rate of all OECD countries. Yet the court recognized a relationship that doesn’t have even the possibility of contributing to…the very survival and the existence of the human race…and treats that relationship in the same brush with the one that has that possibility of carrying on the human race. To me, it is a very bad legal reasoning.’

Márton Lukács
29.04.2025
Canadian Conservatives Fumble Elections, Poilievre Lose Seat in Legislation
CURRENT

Canadian Conservatives Fumble Elections, Poilievre Lose Seat in Legislation

Leading the polls for more than a year until just one month before the election, Pierre Poilievre’s Conservative Party ultimately lost Monday’s snap election in Canada. The Liberals, led by Mark Carney, will form a government for the fourth consecutive time after an election largely shaped by US President Donald Trump.

Joakim Scheffer
29.04.2025
Hungarian Lawmakers Tighten Rules on MEPs’ Asset Disclosures
CURRENT

Hungarian Lawmakers Tighten Rules on MEPs’ Asset Disclosures

A recently passed law now requires Members of the European Parliament to submit asset declarations in Hungary, in addition to those already required in Brussels. The legislation aims to promote transparency—a mechanism that, as recent corruption scandals have shown, is in poor condition within the European Union.

Joakim Scheffer
29.04.2025
Day One Highlights of MCC Conference: Safeguarding Cultural Heritage in the 21st Century
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Day One Highlights of MCC Conference: Safeguarding Cultural Heritage in the 21st Century

‘As the speakers warned, cultural memory, constitutional identity and sovereignty will only endure if deliberately defended. Memory without action is amnesia by another name.’

Hugo Martin
29.04.2025
The First 100 Days of Trump from Hungary’s Perspective
POLITICS

The First 100 Days of Trump from Hungary’s Perspective

Donald Trump has now been in office for 100 days—an important milestone in any presidency. As a close ally, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and Hungary had high expectations of the Trump administration. But what has actually materialized? In this article, we take a closer look at the first 100 days of Trump’s second term through the lens of Hungary.

Joakim Scheffer
29.04.2025
Two Siberian Tiger Cubs Born at Budapest Zoo
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Two Siberian Tiger Cubs Born at Budapest Zoo

Two Siberian tiger cubs were born at the Budapest Zoo on 13 April, the first such birth in nearly 12 years. While the cubs remain out of public view for now, the zoo will share regular updates until visitors can meet them in person in a few weeks.

Ádám Bráder
29.04.2025
Orbán and Fico Unite on Trade, Migration, and Sovereignty in Bratislava Talks
CURRENT POLITICS

Orbán and Fico Unite on Trade, Migration, and Sovereignty in Bratislava Talks

Hungary and Slovakia enjoy their strongest relations ever, PM Orbán said after talks with Slovak PM Fico in Bratislava. The leaders discussed trade, energy, and sovereignty, and pledged infrastructure projects and closer cooperation within the EU.

Ádám Bráder
29.04.2025
Emirates and Visit Hungary Launch Joint Campaign to Boost Tourism
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Emirates and Visit Hungary Launch Joint Campaign to Boost Tourism

Emirates and Visit Hungary have launched a joint campaign to promote Hungary as a travel destination, focusing on the Middle East, Asia, and Australia. The initiative aims to boost tourism through coordinated marketing and expanded flight connections.

Ádám Bráder
29.04.2025
Trump, Pope Francis and the Blue Suit — How Mainstream Media Spins Reality
POLITICS

Trump, Pope Francis and the Blue Suit — How Mainstream Media Spins Reality

After Pope Francis’ funeral on Saturday, articles and social media posts about Donald Trump wearing a blue suit flooded the internet, accusing the US president of intentionally breaching protocol and disrespecting the late pope by not wearing black. The wave of outrage was triggered by Fortune, which deliberately misled the audience with a manipulated cover photo and a suspicious headline.

Joakim Scheffer
28.04.2025
Putin Announces Victory Day Ceasefire in Ukraine
CURRENT

Putin Announces Victory Day Ceasefire in Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced another temporary ceasefire in the war in Ukraine, this time to mark Victory Day—the defeat of Nazi Germany in the Second World War. The truce will last for three days, from 8 May until midnight on 11 May.

Joakim Scheffer
28.04.2025
Opposition MPs Banned from Parliament and Fined Record Sum over Smoke Flare Protest
CURRENT POLITICS

Opposition MPs Banned from Parliament and Fined Record Sum over Smoke Flare Protest

Hungary’s Parliament Speaker fined opposition MPs a record 82 million forints after they disrupted a vote on banning Pride events with smoke bombs and protest banners. Those lighting the devices were also banned from the parliament for 12 days.

Ádám Bráder
28.04.2025
Duda Endorsement Marks the Home Stretch of Polish Presidential Campaign
CURRENT POLITICS

Duda Endorsement Marks the Home Stretch of Polish Presidential Campaign

‘Polish conservatives are fighting to maintain the status quo, as President Duda serves as a defiant check on the whims of the Tusk government. Outcomes on legislation related to abortion, “hate speech”, faith, and migration are at stake. A Trzaskowski victory would offer carte blanche to a government that has already disregarded legal and institutional barriers to its exercise of power.’

Michael O’Shea
28.04.2025
Hungary’s Pronatalist Triumph: A Pro-Life Beacon in a Dying West
CULTURE & SOCIETY OPINION

Hungary’s Pronatalist Triumph: A Pro-Life Beacon in a Dying West

‘We persist in fighting for life wherever opportunities arise. Likewise, we should applaud the conservative government of Hungary for its efforts rather than criticize them. It holds a proven record on life through pronatalist incentives, not just anti-abortion restrictions. In a West fading to demographic dusk, Hungary stands as a partner and a beacon worth defending.’

Kelli Buzzard
28.04.2025
Trump Jr Hails Hungary as ‘Heaven’, Teases Possible US Investments
CURRENT

Trump Jr Hails Hungary as ‘Heaven’, Teases Possible US Investments

Speaking at the Trump Business 2025 Forum, Executive Vice President of the Trump Organization Donald Trump Jr praised Hungary and Prime Minister Viktor Orbán for defending Western civilization and serving the country’s national interests. The eldest son of US President Donald Trump also hinted at possible future US investments and cooperation in key sectors.

Joakim Scheffer
28.04.2025
Rock Titans Return: Three Days Grace to Open European Tour in Budapest
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Rock Titans Return: Three Days Grace to Open European Tour in Budapest

Canadian rock band Three Days Grace will launch their European tour in Budapest on November 14. The concert at Papp László Sport arena will feature the band’s biggest hits alongside new tracks, kicking off a 21-stop tour across Europe.

Ádám Bráder
28.04.2025
Budapest’s New Mobility Hub Offers a Glimpse into Tomorrow’s Commute
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Budapest’s New Mobility Hub Offers a Glimpse into Tomorrow’s Commute

Budapest has opened WEMOVE, the city’s first integrated mobility exhibition and training centre, offering visitors a hands-on experience with the future of urban transport, from electric vehicles to micromobility solutions.

Ádám Bráder
28.04.2025
Hungary Mourns a Friend: Orbán Honours Pope Francis’ Message of Peace
CURRENT

Hungary Mourns a Friend: Orbán Honours Pope Francis’ Message of Peace

Following Pope Francis’ funeral, Viktor Orbán called the event a moving and hopeful farewell, highlighting the Pope’s legacy of peace and unity. He urged reflection and emphasized the need for strong Christian solidarity in today’s troubled world.

Ádám Bráder
28.04.2025
Szoboszlai’s Liverpool Secure Premier League Title
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Szoboszlai’s Liverpool Secure Premier League Title

With their 5–1 victory over Tottenham Hotspur, Liverpool FC are now officially the champions of the 2024–2025 English Premier League season. Dominik Szoboszlai contributed two assists to the victory, and he is now the first Hungarian player to win the Premier League.

Márton Losonczi
27.04.2025
Life and Death in the Ghettos — New Book Reveals Harsh Reality of 1944 German Occupation
CULTURE & SOCIETY REVIEW

Life and Death in the Ghettos — New Book Reveals Harsh Reality of 1944 German Occupation

‘It’s equally important to recognize…that at the local level…Arrow Cross members participated in internments, entered ghettos to loot and torture Jews. The author also outlines new directions for both research and remembrance by pointing out that the Jewish victims who had converted to Christianity (the “converts”) are rarely remembered, even though they, too, were often deported and killed.’

László Bernát Veszprémy
27.04.2025
Alternative Hungarian Singing Pedagogy in New York — A Conversation with Kinga Cserjési
DIASPORA INTERVIEW

Alternative Hungarian Singing Pedagogy in New York — A Conversation with Kinga Cserjési

‘My primary goal is to make people aware of the existence of this singing pedagogy…The Libero Canto approach presents a completely different paradigm that hasn’t entered the mainstream, because traditional singing schools have a very tight pace of teaching, there are tough exams and performances, which we don’t have because we don’t see the point, as everyone develops at a different pace.’

Ildikó Antal-Ferencz
27.04.2025
A Goddess, a Secret, and a Success Story — Zsolnay Porcelain and Ceramics
CULTURE & SOCIETY

A Goddess, a Secret, and a Success Story — Zsolnay Porcelain and Ceramics

‘Zsolnay was special because, in addition to its aristocratic and wealthy foreign customers, it always thought of the ordinary person, too. In the last century, there was hardly a household without at least one Zsolnay white bowl or a milk jug, wine bucket, or baking mould from the distinctive pink collection. Here, high quality was matched by an amazing quantity.’

Emese Hulej
27.04.2025
A Little Longer to Wait for the 2040 Climate Targets
POLITICS

A Little Longer to Wait for the 2040 Climate Targets

‘Science suggests that 90 per cent is actually the lower limit for what would be Europe’s fair share of emissions reductions by 2040…if we are to achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, we cannot put on the handbrake now, when we have only 25 years to go, and 2023 figures show a reduction of only 37 per cent from 1990 levels so far.’

Bettina Tóth
26.04.2025
From Transylvania to Florida — A Conversation with Reformed Pastor Lóránd Csiki-Mákszem
DIASPORA INTERVIEW

From Transylvania to Florida — A Conversation with Reformed Pastor Lóránd Csiki-Mákszem

‘The support and spiritual guidance we received from the Krasznai and Bőjtös families helped us tremendously in adjusting to our new life. Even though I had already served as a pastor for 14 years, the first six months were not easy. I learned a great deal, which helped me understand both the social and religious life here.’

Ildikó Antal-Ferencz
26.04.2025
We Have to Face Reality — Life in the Era of Polycrisis
CULTURE & SOCIETY

We Have to Face Reality — Life in the Era of Polycrisis

‘We are moving towards the so-called “Hothouse Earth” at an extraordinary pace. There is only one explanation for this: the operation of global industrial civilization has thrown the Earth’s climate systems out of balance. In short, it is not that we are facing processes and consequences the likes of which the Earth has never seen, but that weather events are becoming more extreme…with potentially very serious consequences for our daily lives.’

Anita Farkas
26.04.2025
Bosnia Mulls New Charges after Failed Arrest Attempt of Milorad Dodik
CURRENT

Bosnia Mulls New Charges after Failed Arrest Attempt of Milorad Dodik

The Sarajevo court could bring new charges against Republika Srpska officials following a failed arrest attempt by a federal agency on Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik on Wednesday. Federal authorities attempted to detain the president in the eastern part of the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina; however, Bosnian Serb police prevented the operation.

Joakim Scheffer
25.04.2025
Fidesz Won Its First Constitutional Supermajority 15 Years Ago Today
CULTURE & SOCIETY POLITICS

Fidesz Won Its First Constitutional Supermajority 15 Years Ago Today

The Fidesz-KDNP coalition, led by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, won 263 seats out of the National Assembly’s 386 at the time, and won the popular vote by 33.4 points, 15 years ago today, on 25 April 2010. They have won three more elections in a row with a constitutional supermajority since, which is an incredible feat.

Márton Losonczi
25.04.2025
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