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Celebrating Sándor Petőfi in the Partium — New Statue Erected to the Great Hungarian Poet in Szatmárnémeti

Zsolt Semjén, in front of nearly a thousand people at the István Square inauguration ceremony, spoke about how Petőfi’s worldview, which was built on folk-national values and Hungarian interests, has withstood the test of time. He emphasized that this vision…

300-Year-Old Catholic Church Renovated in Tárnok

To mark the completion of the renovation of the Roman Catholic church, built in 1737, a mass was celebrated by Bishop of Székesfehérvár Antal Spányi. In his remarks at the Tárnok church, State Secretary Miklós Soltész lauded the collaborative effort…
Gergely Gulyás and President Katalin Novák cutting the ribbon at the inauguration ceremony in Marsden, Australia on 29 October 2023.

Building a Stronger Hungarian Community in Australia in the 21st Century

Gergely Gulyás argued that if it is true that those who are furthest from the Motherland find it the most difficult to preserve and pass on their mother tongue, to nurture their Hungarian identity, then no one can take the…

MCC Celebrates Newly Established Institute of Hungarian Unity With Roundtable Talk

Gábor Margittai and Anita Major, in charge of the new MCC Institute, talked about their prior research into people with Hungarian ancestry living in different parts on the world; as well as their plans for the new research centre. Meanwhile,…

Chief Rabbi Róbert Frölich Reflects on Israel, the Safety and the Future of Jewish Communities in Hungary

In an interview with Hungarian news website Index, Mazsihisz Chief Rabbi Róbert Frölich declared that Budapest and Hungary as a whole are ‘an island of peace’ for the Jewish community….

Székely National Museum Reopens After Complete Renovation

The building complex, designed by acclaimed Hungarian architect and designer Károly Kós and housing the most important Hungarian cultural institution beyond Hungary’s borders, will reopen on 26 October….

‘We have to shake people up to make them feel Hungarian’ — An Interview with Eszter Pigniczky

‘I strongly believe that we have to shake people up to make them feel Hungarian…That is why the stakes are as high in Hungary as they are here in America.’…

Quality of Life in Hungary 2023: Budapest, Pilisvörösvár, and Pécs Lead the Way

Experts once again examined the country’s 174 districts and Budapest, to to assess their liveability based on factors like education, healthcare, culture, crime, the job market, shopping opportunities, and housing affordability….

Art Market Budapest to Present 100 Exhibitors from Four Continents

The galleries exhibiting at the largest stands include Hungary’s acb and Erdész Gallery, Germany’s M Beck and Art Affair, Columbia’s Adrian Ibanez and Romania’s Jecza. Hungary will be represented by close to 50 exhibitors featuring some 300 artists….

From Seoul to Budapest: Ethnography Museum Exhibition Showcases Korean Attire and Home Culture

The exhibition from the Seoul History Museum in Budapest presents the daily life and holidays of Koreans, as well as the system of values and symbols that permeates their society in the delicate patterns and variations of clothing and interior…

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