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Orbán Reiterates Need for ‘Strategic Calm’

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán emphasized the importance of swift economic action and strategic calm in addressing the challenges facing Hungary and Europe. From advancing peace efforts to pushing for reforms, he detailed his vision in an interview with Kossuth Radio….
President of Patriots for Europe Jordan Bardella

‘Like Fidesz in Hungary, the National Rally in France Also Defends National Sovereignty’ — Jordan Bardella to Mandiner

‘We achieved great success in the European elections, then very quickly formed this large Patriots for Europe group, the third force of the European Parliament, with the help of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and Fidesz, with whom we have a…

EU Justice Ministers Reach Agreement on Preventing Migrant Smuggling

The Justice and Home Affairs Council of the European Union, under the Hungarian presidency, has agreed on the general approach to have EU Member States better align their criminal laws on migrant smuggling. Out of the 380,00 illegal border crossings…

TLDR Suggests It Is the Beginning of the End For Orbán — Really?

A video analysis by TLDR News EU suggests Viktor Orbán’s long tenure as Prime Minister of Hungary may be coming to an end in 2026 at last. However, our own, rebuttal analysis of polling and election data, as well as…
Chinese political scientist and venture capitalist Eric Li, founder of Guancha.cn.

A Global Regime Change Is on Its Way, in Which Neutrality Is the Key — Chinese Political Scientist to Mandiner

‘I believe that small countries have a big role to play in the current situation…In this kind of environment, I think that smaller countries that can maintain their neutrality are the ones that will win. But the ones that don’t…

Szijjártó Attends Hungarian EU Presidency’s Last FM Meeting

Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó was critical of his counterparts in other EU Member States for still pushing for arms supplies instead of negotiating a ceasefire, in a Facebook post he shared as he set off to attend the last EU…
A young man stands on a rooftop in Bucharest during the December Revolution of 1989 with a Romanian flag from which the Communist coat of arms was removed.

The Romanian Revolution 35 Years On: A Healing Central Europe

‘The Romanian Revolution teaches several lessons. First, an age-old truth: Freedom isn’t free. There is a lot of talk about how it was the cooperation of superpowers that made Central European democratization possible. But Romania is the main example that…

Heads of Medicines Agencies Meet in Budapest

The 118th meeting of the Heads of Medicines Agencies (HMA) was hosted in Budapest, Hungary last week, as part of the Hungarian Presidency of the Council of the EU. The leaders of the pharmaceutical industry discussed pressing issues such as…
European Commission President-elect Ursula von der Leyen (L) and European Parliament President Roberta Metsola pose with the results of the election of the Commissioners at the European Parliament in Strasbourg on 27 November 2024.

Indebtedness and Endless Financing of the War: The EU Today

‘The total EU debt-to-GDP ratio is nearing a staggering 90 per cent. EU citizens are being forced into collective debt against their will, with Hungarians then even denied access to funds. That is a ludicrous scenario. It’s like a bank…

Viktor Orbán on Defending EU Borders: ‘We deserve accolades, not punishment’

After meeting Fidesz MEPs in Brussels, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán of Hungary uploaded a short video to his Facebook page, in which he explains that despite the ‘lie campaign’ by Brussels, the Migration Pact does mandate Hungary to take in…

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