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Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and Foreign Minister Reported Dead After Helicopter Crash

Ebrahim Raisi, the Iranian President and a potential successor to Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, along with Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian, were reported dead following a helicopter crash in the northern area of the country on Sunday. The European Union, China, and Russia have already expressed their condolences, while the United States had remained silent at the time of writing. Israeli officials stated that the Jewish state was not involved in Raisi’s death.

Power Games and Preparation for a Long War — Russia’s New Cabinet

Russia held its first three-day-long presidential election between 15⁠–⁠17 March 2024; 7 May marked the previous cabinet’s last day in office. The new appointments in the Russian cabinet are significant not only because they mark the Kremlin’s apparent preparation for a long war, but also because they provide a fresh insight into the power games played in Moscow.

Ambassador Pressman Attacks Hungary’s Pro-Peace Approach, Balázs Orbán Retorts

While talking at the Sedona Forum, US Ambassador to Hungary David Pressman called Hungary’s pro-peace approach to the Russo-Ukrainian war ‘a proposal for capitulation’. In response to him, the political director for the Prime Minister of Hungary Balázs Orbán asked: ‘Has the US strategy really been that effective over the past two years?’

Hans Holbein the Younger, The Ambassadors (1533). National Gallery, London, UK

Europe’s Self-Determination and Self-Assertion: Hungary’s Role in a Multipolar World

‘The international reorganization resulting from the changed role and situation of the United States will not be without consequence for Europe. At the same time, due to political and cultural challenges, there are at least serious questions regarding the future prospects of the transatlantic model we are familiar with today…’

‘We showed evidence of brutal violence by Hamas on 10/7, yet the world refuses to believe it’ — Discussion with IDF’s International Spokesperson LTC (S.) Nadav Shoshani

Lieutenant Colonel Shoshani pointed out that ‘in this horrible reality, even though we showed evidence of the barbaric sexual violence by Hamas on 7 October, the world still doesn’t believe it happened,’ which demonstrates how people tend to believe only what they want to, even when presented with facts.

House Speaker Kövér Stresses Importance of Children and Education at Nursery Opening

László Kövér stated that the 20th century has shown Hungarians that a liveable future cannot be achieved in the battlefields. The future is in the homes being built and in nurseries, kindergartens, and schools, not in destroyed, burnt-out towns, the House Speaker stressed.

Cesare Maccari, Cicero Denounces Catiline (1889). Palazzo Madama, Rome, Italy

Is There a Democracy Deficit in Hungary or the EU?

‘In Hungary, most of society and the government view the state of democracy operating in the institutions of the EU with growing concern and mounting criticism. This mutual criticism increasingly defines the relationship between Hungary and the system of EU institutions in Brussels.’

Sumantra Maitra: ‘NATO provides security as long as it is a closed club’

‘The average Ukrainian soldier is about 45 years old; a lot of men have left the country; and Ukraine has become a country of widows. A disproportionate number of men have died in recent years. And since we don’t plan to send troops, how do we solve the ‘‘manpower’’ problem?’

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán speaking at the 32nd Bálványos Free Summer University and Student Camp, 2023

Hungary Is about to Deliver a Long-Awaited, Meaningful EU Presidency

‘Hungary is set to take over the rotating EU Presidency in July 2024, a development that has provoked mixed feelings among certain political factions…Nonetheless, Hungary has proven to be a formidable participant in these disputes, fully aware of its rights within the EU legal framework and prepared to advocate for them vigorously.’

European Public Is Against Sending Soldiers Abroad, Századvég Survey Reveals

According to the findings of the Project Europe research by Századvég, public attitudes towards combat readiness in Europe significantly differ regarding armed conflict within or beyond national borders. According to the survey, 59 per cent of EU respondents would fight for their country within their own borders, while 27 per cent would not be willing to do so.

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi and Foreign Minister Reported Dead After Helicopter Crash

Power Games and Preparation for a Long War — Russia’s New Cabinet

Ambassador Pressman Attacks Hungary’s Pro-Peace Approach, Balázs Orbán Retorts

Europe’s Self-Determination and Self-Assertion: Hungary’s Role in a Multipolar World

‘We showed evidence of brutal violence by Hamas on 10/7, yet the world refuses to believe it’ — Discussion with IDF’s International Spokesperson LTC (S.) Nadav Shoshani

House Speaker Kövér Stresses Importance of Children and Education at Nursery Opening

Is There a Democracy Deficit in Hungary or the EU?

Sumantra Maitra: ‘NATO provides security as long as it is a closed club’

Hungary Is about to Deliver a Long-Awaited, Meaningful EU Presidency

European Public Is Against Sending Soldiers Abroad, Századvég Survey Reveals

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