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Estonia Calls for ‘More Talk’, Not Labels, with PM Orbán on Kyiv’s EU Bid

Estonian President Alar Karis urged EU leaders to engage in dialogue with Viktor Orbán rather than merely ‘label him’, suggesting that Hungary’s concerns over Ukraine’s EU bid must be taken seriously. His remarks mark a rare call for compromise within…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 05.09.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, CURRENT

American Eagle Stock Jumps Nearly 40 Per Cent in One Day on Sydney Sweeney’s Success

The stock price of the American clothing and accessories retailer American Eagle jumped a remarkable 37.96 per cent after CEO Jay L Schottenstein announced that the sales generated from its ad campaign starring actress Sydney Sweeney have ‘exceeded expectations’. At…
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 05.09.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

How China Was Lost to Communism

‘The Kuomintang (KMT)—sole ruling party of the country during its rule from 1927 to 1949—and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) had been engaged in armed conflict since 1927. The warring parties had to halt the hostilities and temporarily unite with…
  • Fr. Mario Alexis Portella
  • ‎ —‎ 05.09.2025
  • CURRENT

Poland’s Ex-President Duda Exposes How Ukraine Tries to Pull Allies into War

Poland’s former president Andrzej Duda says Ukraine attempted to manipulate Warsaw into blaming Russia for the 2022 Przewodów missile strike. Duda argued that Zelenskyy’s insistence was meant to pull Poland into war—a claim that now casts other incidents in a…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 05.09.2025
  • CURRENT

PM Orbán Sends Condolences after 17 Killed in Lisbon Funicular Tragedy

Lisbon’s famed Glória funicular derailed on Wednesday evening, killing 17 and injuring 21. Prime Minister Luís Montenegro called it ‘one of the biggest tragedies’ in recent history, declaring a day of mourning. Hungary’s Viktor Orbán joined world leaders in offering…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 04.09.2025
  • CURRENT

MCC Brussels: Eurobarometer Is ‘Manufacturing Consent Once Again’

MCC Brussels warns the EU is twisting opinion polls to justify more central power. The latest Eurobarometer shows ‘support’ for new EU revenues, but critics say the biased survey masks the truth: citizens weren’t asked if they’d actually accept higher…
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 04.09.2025
  • REVIEW

Right-Wing Populist Parties Are Leading in Major European Countries, WSJ Reports

A recent piece by The Wall Street Journal points out that right-wing populist parties are leading the polls in all three of the largest European economies: Marine Le Pen’s Rassemblement national in France, Nigel Farage’s Reform UK in the United…
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 04.09.2025
  • CURRENT, POLITICS

Robert Fico Launches Peace Mission Similar to PM Orbán’s Efforts

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, fresh from nearly an hour-long private meeting with Vladimir Putin in Beijing, announced he will deliver a ‘very serious message’ to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Friday. Fico’s role echoes Viktor Orbán’s earlier peace missions,…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 04.09.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Hungarian Post Issues Stamp to Honour Astronaut Programme

Hungarian Post has issued a commemorative stamp honouring the HUNOR Hungarian Astronaut Programme, unveiled on Wednesday in Budapest. Featuring the Csodaszarvas constellation and the motto ‘Hungarian to Orbit 2025’, the stamp celebrates Hungary’s role in space research. Officials highlighted its…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 04.09.2025
  • CURRENT

AfD Candidate Deaths Rise to Seven Ahead of NRW Vote, Police Deny Crime Involved

The mystery surrounding local elections in Germany’s North Rhine–Westphalia has deepened, with seven Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) candidates now confirmed dead shortly before the vote. While authorities insist there is no evidence of foul play, the unusual string of sudden…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 04.09.2025
:Pieter Bruegel the Elder - The Tower of Babel
  • PHILOSOPHY

Is the Majority Always Right? — Democracy and Rationality Part II

‘Paradoxically, it appears that democracy can only sustain and protect itself from collapse—whether through tyranny or chaos—by relying on elements that are not themselves democratic. It often seems easier to justify democracy with a quasi-mystical hypothesis than with one grounded…
  • Zoltán Pető
  • ‎ —‎ 04.09.2025
  • CURRENT

FM Szijjártó: Bloc Forming Is Against Hungary’s Interest

Hungary’s FM Péter Szijjártó defended his recent Beijing visit, stressing bloc forming harms Hungary’s interests. He urged East-West cooperation, citing Hungary’s success as a bridge between economies. He highlighted Chinese investment, noting Hungary drew 31 per cent of Europe’s total…
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 04.09.2025
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REVIEW

Counter-Revolution in America: Outcome Still Unknown — An Interview with Theo Wold
INTERVIEW

Counter-Revolution in America: Outcome Still Unknown — An Interview with Theo Wold

Is there any element of the Hungarian regulations on family that can be incorporated into American law? What damage has the erosion of family values caused to the mentality of young Americans? We spoke with the former Deputy Assistant to President Trump about ‘family lives matter’ and the new right generation at the Danube Institute’s Family Formation conference in Budapest.

Tamás Maráczi
08.04.2025
Human Rights NGOs Rally Behind Hamas to Punish Hungary for ICC Exit
CURRENT

Human Rights NGOs Rally Behind Hamas to Punish Hungary for ICC Exit

Human rights NGOs such as Amnesty International and the International Federation for Human Rights joined Hamas in expressing their outrage over Hungary’s decision to withdraw from the International Criminal Court and to refuse the arrest of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. They also called on the European Union to revoke Hungary’s voting rights.

Joakim Scheffer
08.04.2025
A Prudent Response to a Continent Going Mad
PHILOSOPHY

A Prudent Response to a Continent Going Mad

‘Orbán and the Fidesz leadership are seeking lasting change to Hungarian politics and culture. They recognize that pro-life and pro-family issues are not just legal disputes; they are culture-wide struggles, and they must be addressed as such. Hungarian conservatives are not surrendering on these issues, and they are not acting recklessly…the Orbán government’s family policies are prudent.’

Michael N. Jacobs
07.04.2025
Estonia FM: ‘Hungary is part of Putin’s team’
CURRENT POLITICS

Estonia FM: ‘Hungary is part of Putin’s team’

Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna of Estonia has called Hungary ‘a very weak country’ that is ‘part of Putin’s team’ in inflammatory statements made during a recent interview with the German paper Rheinische Post. He also reiterated his wish to strip Hungary of its voting rights in the Council of the EU.

Márton Losonczi
07.04.2025
EU Directive Aims to Bail Out Foreign-Funded NGOs After USAID Fall
POLITICS

EU Directive Aims to Bail Out Foreign-Funded NGOs After USAID Fall

As USAID’s activities—and its shady tactics of foreign interference—are increasingly becoming just a bad memory, the European Union is stepping in to bail out the network of NGOs previously funded by the American federal agency. Through a new directive, Brussels plans to establish so-called European Cross-Border Associations, which would provide foreign-funded NGOs with a protective shield.

Joakim Scheffer
07.04.2025
Hungary Joins EU-Wide Probe into Online Gaming Consumer Protection
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Hungary Joins EU-Wide Probe into Online Gaming Consumer Protection

A coordinated EU-wide consumer protection investigation into mobile and online games will launch this spring, focusing on practices affecting young players. The Hungarian authority joins the international effort targeting deceptive in-game tactics and ads.

Ádám Bráder
07.04.2025
Johnny Somali Is Heading to Jail — The Phenomenon of Nuisance Streamers in Asia
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Johnny Somali Is Heading to Jail — The Phenomenon of Nuisance Streamers in Asia

In a new trend known as ‘nuisance streaming’, online content creators make a living by broadcasting themselves harassing strangers in public, typically in East Asian countries. However, perhaps the worst offenders of them all, Johnny Somali, is now facing serious criminal charges in South Korea and is likely to get significant jail time, in a case that profoundly angered the South Korean public.

Márton Losonczi
07.04.2025
Rare Roman Artefacts and Graves Discovered in Hungary Ahead of Factory Expansion
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Rare Roman Artefacts and Graves Discovered in Hungary Ahead of Factory Expansion

Unusual burial customs and rare Roman-era artefacts have been uncovered in Dunavecse during archaeological digs ahead of a Schneider Electric factory expansion. Among the finds: a Roman gaming die, double burials, and a grave sealed with millstones.

Ádám Bráder
07.04.2025
‘Instability in family policy is the biggest threat’ — An Interview with Barbara Socha
INTERVIEW

‘Instability in family policy is the biggest threat’ — An Interview with Barbara Socha

‘Some left-wing think tanks in Poland are even saying we should stop trying to reverse demographic trends and instead “adjust” to depopulation. That’s like admitting defeat. It’s promoting a losing strategy,’ former Polish Deputy Minister of Family and Social Policy Barbara Socha highlighted in an interview with Hungarian Conservative.

Joakim Scheffer
07.04.2025
Hungary Helps Programme Wraps Up Nigerian Mission with New Aid Projects
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Hungary Helps Programme Wraps Up Nigerian Mission with New Aid Projects

Hungary’s five-day humanitarian mission to Nigeria, led by the Hungary Helps programme, concluded with new aid pledges and key partnerships to support persecuted Christian communities and promote interfaith cooperation, officials announced on Sunday.

Ádám Bráder
07.04.2025
The Sovereigntist Zeitgeist
OPINION POLITICS

The Sovereigntist Zeitgeist

‘How does Hungary manage to stay on good terms with both Washington and Beijing, despite their growing rivalry?…Many observers explain this dual alignment as mere pragmatism—ideological kinship with the American right, economic opportunism with China. But that tells only part of the story.’

Eric Hendriks
06.04.2025
This Is How the Holy Crown Was Evacuated to Austria and Buried in the Spring of 1945
CULTURE & SOCIETY

This Is How the Holy Crown Was Evacuated to Austria and Buried in the Spring of 1945

‘The communist leadership made several attempts to reclaim [the coronation jewels], but the US side was not open to this until 1977. In December of that year, a Hungarian delegation was allowed to travel to the United States to identify the treasures, and in January 1978, the Holy Crown and other insignia finally returned home.’

Magyar Krónika
06.04.2025
Teaching the Culture of Volunteerism — A Conversation with the Kovács Couple from New Brunswick
DIASPORA INTERVIEW

Teaching the Culture of Volunteerism — A Conversation with the Kovács Couple from New Brunswick

‘Several countries…were accepting refugees back then. Mózsi was worried about America because of the Vietnam War…In the end, we chose America and arrived on 2 June 1969. Our sponsor was the World Council of Churches (WCC) and the Reformed Church of New Brunswick, where Rev. Imre Bertalan, a wonderful man, was the pastor.’

Ildikó Antal-Ferencz
06.04.2025
Russia — A Schrödingerean Civilization?
OPINION POLITICS

Russia — A Schrödingerean Civilization?

‘Russia occupies a unique…position in Huntington’s system of civilizations and in a broader sense in global geopolitics as well: it is simultaneously Western and non-Western, European yet distinct from Europe. This duality is not merely a philosophical or cultural curiosity but is…seemingly used as a strategic tool that some Russian regimes actively exploit in their international positioning.’

Csaba Barnabás Horváth
05.04.2025
How Can Drinking Tea Become a Real Experience?
CULTURE & SOCIETY INTERVIEW

How Can Drinking Tea Become a Real Experience?

‘I see that more and more people are drinking tea in Hungary, and more and more people are interested in where tea comes from, how it is grown, and how it is prepared. People are open to better quality teas and are also beginning to understand that tea is very healthy. That is why I encourage everyone to drink tea regularly because it is a pure drink full of antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals.’

Orsolya Ferenczi-Bónis
05.04.2025
NATO in Question: How Americans and Europeans Viewed the Alliance in the 60s
CULTURE & SOCIETY POLITICS

NATO in Question: How Americans and Europeans Viewed the Alliance in the 60s

‘Hazel Erskine…published a series of polls in The Public Opinion Quarterly in 1969 based on previously classified reports from the USIA’s Research and Reference Service. While many of the issues surveyed are no longer politically relevant, they remain of historical interest. Most questions originate from the 1960s, with some earlier data included to examine trends related to NATO and defence.’

Balázs Vencz
05.04.2025
Why Orbán Is Actually the Most Pro-EU Leader in Europe?
OPINION

Why Orbán Is Actually the Most Pro-EU Leader in Europe?

‘If we look at the crises that have damaged the EU in recent years, and evaluate them through the lens of the EU’s real interests, it becomes increasingly clear that Viktor Orbán is not the EU’s greatest threat—but its most pro-EU leader. In fact, he might be the only one.’

Joakim Scheffer
04.04.2025
4 April and the Hungarian Traumas of Imperialism
CULTURE & SOCIETY

4 April and the Hungarian Traumas of Imperialism

‘4 April was a day of paying fealty to the “Heroic Army of the Soviets” and celebrating the military force upholding the Iron Curtain. Celebrating the same army that plundered its way through our homeland, and the system that was born from it, be it already watered down by the 70s and 80s: it was a holiday that never quite fit into the organic Hungarian tradition.’

Dániel Farkas
04.04.2025
Trump Pushes France to ‘Free Le Pen’ – And Why He’s (Mostly) Right
CURRENT POLITICS

Trump Pushes France to ‘Free Le Pen’ – And Why He’s (Mostly) Right

US President Donald Trump has joined the chorus of right-wing leaders around the world in condemning the conviction of French opposition figure Marine Le Pen and calling for a fair trial. What makes the case appear even more politically compromised is the role of Richard Ferrand, President of the French Constitutional Council and a close ally of Emmanuel Macron—who himself has faced legal proceedings related to corruption in the past.

Joakim Scheffer
04.04.2025
Will Smith to Perform in Budapest This Summer as Part of Comeback Tour
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Will Smith to Perform in Budapest This Summer as Part of Comeback Tour

Will Smith is set to return to Budapest with a live concert at Budapest Park on 14 August as part of his Based on a True Story tour. The Grammy-winning artist recently dropped his first new album in two decades, featuring old hits and new collaborations.

Ádám Bráder
04.04.2025
The Failure of Collective Security
OPINION

The Failure of Collective Security

‘The UN, unlike the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), is a collective security system; the latter is an alliance, which deals with a specific and specified threat and has military forces to address these threats. The UN is juridically neutral, and it is coerced to wait for a threat to emerge before it can consider action.’

Fr. Mario Alexis Portella
04.04.2025
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
CURRENT POLITICS

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
CURRENT

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
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