Tens of thousands gathered in central London on Saturday for Tommy Robinson’s second ‘Unite the Kingdom’ rally, protesting mass migration and ‘the country’s downward trajectory’. The event overlapped with a pro-Palestinian Nakba Day demonstration, where protesters were filmed chanting anti-Robinson slogans, including calls for him to be ‘shot like Charlie Kirk’ and ‘hung like Mussolini’.
Germany’s anti-immigration Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) has reached a record 29 per cent in the latest INSA poll, placing the party just one point below the symbolic 30 per cent threshold while leading the governing CDU by seven points nationwide. The figures increasingly suggest that Germany may be approaching a political ‘20–30 moment’ similar to developments previously seen elsewhere in Europe, including France, Italy, and Hungary.
The European Commission, European Parliament, and senior EU officials have launched a synchronized LGBTQ rights campaign ahead of Pride Month, promoting the bloc’s new LGBTIQ+ Equality Strategy 2026–2030 through nearly identical messaging across social media platforms. The highly visible campaign has sparked criticism from conservative circles, which accuse Brussels of increasingly pushing ideological activism.
‘In a bathhouse, one can feel as though they are not in this world, but in some strange, liminal state. A space where the all-too-familiar rules of everyday life temporarily do not apply. The bathhouse is a place of retreat, of solitary contemplation, but also a place for togetherness, for carefree or very serious conversations.’
According to Eurostat’s numbers, 193 out of 100,000 people were incarcerated in Hungary in 2024, which was the highest rate in the EU. However, Hungary also has a lower crime rate than many Member States.
As Keir Starmer faces a mounting rebellion inside the Labour Party, his government has launched an aggressive crackdown on foreign right-wing activists expected to attend Tommy Robinson’s Unite the Kingdom rally in London on 16 May, triggering accusations that the prime minister is using political censorship to divert attention from Labour’s domestic crisis and his own policy failures.
The new Hungarian government is still in campaign mode, but in addition to sweeping up popularity and embarrassing the outgoing cabinet, the law factory has also started. The guidelines of the Tisza political ideology, which have been mostly hidden until now, will be revealed in the legislation.
A British murder trial has revealed that 18-year-old Henry Nowak was allegedly handcuffed by police after being stabbed by a Sikh man wielding a ceremonial blade in Southampton. According to prosecutors, officers acted after the suspect accused the visibly bleeding teenager of racial abuse.
A dual Egyptian Hungarian citizen allegedly ran a human smuggling ring from his Budapest barber shop, prosecutors say, moving illegal migrants from Hungary’s Serbian border to the Slovakian border up north in 2023. Five accomplices were charged after authorities dismantled the operation.
Police again clashed with anti-immigration protesters in the Dutch town of Loosdrecht after demonstrations against a newly opened migrant shelter escalated for the third consecutive week. While right-wing politicians and activists voiced support for the locals, intelligence services reportedly launched an investigation into alleged organized coordination behind the growing anti-migration protests.
At a time when public debate is increasingly polarized and superficial, Hungarian Conservative remains committed to depth and independent thought.
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