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People waiting in line to vote in the referendum on the EU-Ukraine association agreement at the Utrecht Central polling station in 2016.

It’s Time to Call A Referendum on Ukraine’s EU Membership

In several countries of the European Union, the concept of referendums linked to the enlargement of the Union is well known. In 2016, the Netherlands held a referendum on the adoption of the association agreement between Ukraine and the European Union. The majority of voters rejected the agreement, but as it was only an advisory referendum, so the result did not ultimately bind the Dutch government. France’s constitution requires a referendum to be held before any future EU enlargement. I see no reason why Hungary should not be the next country to have such a plebiscite.

An Orthodox Icon By the Danube River: the Cathedral of the Moscow Patriarchate

Originally a Greek-built temple, now known as the cathedral of the Moscow Patriarchate, is one of the most iconic buildings on the Pest side of Budapest, right on the bank of the Danube River.

The Challenges of Winter Warfare — Matthias Corvinus and His Christmas Campaigns

‘King Matthias of Hungary (r. 1458–1490) spent many years of his reign in the saddle. This was the case in 1463, 1467, and 1475, when he “celebrated” Christmas in Jajce in Bosnia, in Brașov after the Battle of Baia, and then in Belgrade after the siege of the Szabács Castle against the Ottomans.’

Hungarian Orthodox Saints: The Story of Three Brothers

In the 11th century, three brothers moved from the Kingdom of Hungary to the Kievan Rus—while one of them died defending the Rus’ first two saints, Boris and Gleb, the other two later became Orthodox saints themselves as well, establishing a monastery that functions till this day.

‘Don’t just hope for it, do it’ — The 62nd Hungarian Congress in Cleveland

The 62nd annual congress for the Hungarian Association took place on 24–25 November in Middleburg Heights, Ohio near the city of Cleveland in the United States. A whole slew of distinguished speakers, from the world of psychology, charity, clergy, and even NASA, spoke at the illustrious event meant to raise awareness of and celebrate the great work of Hungarian artists and scientists living in the diaspora.

Finance Minister Mihály Varga and Zoltán Kurali, CEO of the Government Debt Management Agency arrive for a press briefing in the Ministry of Finance on 1 December 2023.

Hungarian Government Maintains Budget Stability Amidst Global Challenges

Despite extraordinary expenditures, the government has consistently reduced the budget deficit and the national debt year after year, the Ministry of Finance emphasized in its interim report released on the situation of the central subsystem of public finances, excluding local governments, at the end of November.

Germany, Scotland, and Switzerland — Euro 2024 Group Drawn For Hungary

The Hungarian National Team, going for their third consecutive European Championship in a row, got placed into Group A. They will start their campaign against Switzerland, then face host nation Germany and Scotland, in that order.

The Castle District in winter, with the steeple of the Matthias Church in the background, viewed from the Tabán.

Advent Splendour at the Castle District Begins on 1 December

As part of the series titled ‘Advent in Buda,’ visitors can expect a vibrant array of activities, including stage performances, handcraft workshops, folk art nativity scenes, exquisite Hungarian culinary delights, candle lighting, and a festive atmosphere.

Andrea Lauer Rice with her parents, Edith K. Lauer and the late John N. Lauer.

HAC President Andrea Lauer Rice: ‘There are only 1.3 million of us, so we have to work together—across the nation, every generation, and in both languages!’

Building community and connection, keeping the memory of 1956 alive, engaging the next generation of Hungarian Americans, advocating for the interests of the Hungarian ethnic communities in Europe and building bridges between Washington and Budapest: this is the mission that Andrea Rice Lauer and HACUSA tirelessly pursue.

The building of the European Commission in Brussels, Belgium.

More Infringement Proceedings Against Hungary — Still No Love Lost between Brussels and Budapest

It is important to point out that, despite the extensive media coverage dedicated to the matter, Hungary is not one of the countries with the highest number of infringement proceedings. The Commission’s report on monitoring the application of EU law during 2022 shows that Hungary in fact occupies a mid-range place among Member States.

It’s Time to Call A Referendum on Ukraine’s EU Membership

An Orthodox Icon By the Danube River: the Cathedral of the Moscow Patriarchate

The Challenges of Winter Warfare — Matthias Corvinus and His Christmas Campaigns

Hungarian Orthodox Saints: The Story of Three Brothers

‘Don’t just hope for it, do it’ — The 62nd Hungarian Congress in Cleveland

Hungarian Government Maintains Budget Stability Amidst Global Challenges

Germany, Scotland, and Switzerland — Euro 2024 Group Drawn For Hungary

Advent Splendour at the Castle District Begins on 1 December

HAC President Andrea Lauer Rice: ‘There are only 1.3 million of us, so we have to work together—across the nation, every generation, and in both languages!’

More Infringement Proceedings Against Hungary — Still No Love Lost between Brussels and Budapest

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