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The Enlargement of the Western Balkans as an EU Strategic Goal

One of the EU’s appeals is its ability to integrate economic regions in its immediate neighbourhood, where it can reap mutual benefits. This is also true for the candidate countries of the Western Balkans, whose future membership has geopolitical and…
Spectators at the first Drone Racing World Cup Hungary at the ZalaZONE technology park in Zalaegerszeg on 18 September 2022.

The Digital Future of Hungary and Central Europe Depend on Cybersecurity Alliances

‘While Hungary and Poland ensure their reactionary abilities remain strong through their respective memberships in NATO, the rapidly developing world of cyber affairs and the dangers they come with require a proactive approach to avoid potential vulnerabilities in national infrastructure….

Balázs Orbán’s Hussar Cut: The Hungarian Strategy for Connectivity Launched at Ludovika Event

The Prime Minister’s political director Balázs Orbán held a book launch at the Ludovika University of Public Service in Budapest. The new book, now also available in English, looks at the changing geopolitical world order as well as Hungary’s role…
An Iver Huitfeldt-class frigate of the Royal Danish Navy leaves the port of Korsør on 29 January 2024 for the Gulf of Aden to join the international task force patrolling the Red Sea.

Something Is Wrong with Europe

‘How are Europeans supposed to afford the welfare state and support migrants and pay for higher energy prices and pursue remilitarization and revive their economies on the same income without taking on any more undue debt, which is already considerably…
Leaders of the three opposition parties after signing the coalition agreement

Polish Elections Constitute a Setback to European Conservatives

For Hungary, this is an unmitigated disaster. While Robert Fico’s return to power in Slovakia offers some reason for optimism, Hungary’s northern neighbours certainly will not replace the Poles as steadfast, influential allies in Europe….
Carlos Roa is a Visiting Fellow at the Danube Institute. He is the former executive editor of The National Interest and remains a contributing editor of that publication.

‘A Keystone State Must Keep National Interests in Mind’ — An Interview with Carlos Roa

An interview with US geopolitical analyst and Visiting Fellow at the Danube Institute Carlos Roa on the challenges of the EU, keystone states, the dangers of decoupling, and the ideological reading of the Russo–Ukrainian war….
A coal power plant (illustration)

How Will Global Carbon Emission Be Reduced While Coal Use in Power Plants Continues to Increase?

Despite climate and clean energy transition targets, the current energy crisis has forced many countries to increase coal-based power generation. The question is: can we expect a turn in coal use in the shorter or longer term, and closely related…

Hungarian Post Issues Year of the Dragon Stamp

The Hungarian Post issued its eleventh stamp series featuring motifs from the Chinese horoscope, celebrating the upcoming Year of the Dragon, which commences on 10 February….

Daily Flights Between Shanghai and Budapest Starting from the End of March

With the daily flights, the airline’s parent company, China Eastern Airlines, aims to provide even better connectivity between Budapest and Southeast Asia, New Zealand, and Australia….

Preliminary Sales Agreement for the Szeged BYD Car Plant Signed

László Botka, the mayor of Szeged, called the signing historically significant for both the city and Hungarian economic history. He welcomed the close cooperation between the Szeged local government and the government on the matter, saying that the common goal…

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