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BudapestGO App Revamps with Simplified Schedules and Dark Mode

The BudapestGO app is set to become more user-friendly with new features, including streamlined access to schedules, a dark mode option, and improved in-app communication. The improvements to BudapestGO are part of the ongoing efforts of the Centre for Budapest…

No-Till Farming to Revolutionize Agriculture, Expert Says on Blue Planet Podcast

No-till farming is more than an erosion control method—it’s a gateway to improved soil health, enhanced water retention, and healthier food production. Former Hungarian President and Chairman of the Blue Planet Climate Protection Foundation János Áder and agricultural expert Ferenc…

Outdoor Photo Exhibition Brings Hungary’s Wildlife to Life

An outdoor photo exhibition titled Photo Trail has opened at Budapest’s City Park Promenade, showcasing Hungary’s rich wildlife. Targeting children, the exhibit features 81 stunning images selected from the Hungary 365 photography competition entries….

Budapest Ballet Grand Prix, a Celebration of Talent and Ambition Begins Today

The Budapest Ballet Grand Prix, an international ballet competition organized by the Hungarian Dance Academy, kicks off today. Hosted at the National Dance Theatre and Müpa Budapest, the event brings together young talents from across the globe for a week…

PM Orbán: ‘Patriots are the new reality’

‘A new chapter is unfolding—the patriots have emerged on the horizon, and the era of sovereignty has begun,’ Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán declared at the first general assembly of the Patriots for Europe in Paris. The event, attended by…
Portrait of Karl Polanyi taken on 31 December 1917 (photographer unknown)

A Conservative View on Laissez faire Economics

Policies such as pro-family tax cuts, housing programmes, child benefits etc., all resulting in a kind of family income system that aims to reduce the harm inflicted on families by a Ricardian conception of the economy (which, obviously, cannot be…
Volunteers planting a Miyawaki pocket forest at the student halls of residence of ELTE university in Budatétény, Budapest, Hungary on 19 October 2024

NGO Invites Hungarians to Plant 100,000 Trees to Mark National Tree-Planting Day

Hungary’s National Tree-Planting Day, scheduled for 1 March 2025, aims to see over 100,000 trees planted nationwide. The 10 Million Trees NGO, launched in 2019, is calling on citizens, organizations, and institutions to unite in this significant reforestation effort….

Hungarian EU Minister: EPC Could Become a Platform for European Security

‘I have never been to a summit where such a sharp and intense political discourse was generated,’ Hungarian EU Affairs Minister Jánós Bóka said in an interview with Magyar Nemzet. Bóka also revealed that the long-term goal for the future…

Somebody Said Revolution Against Migration Court Rulings? We Need It Now!

A new court ruling this week has prevented Italy from transferring migrants to reception centres in Albania under an agreement with the Balkan country. Similar cases highlight that the position of national and European courts on migration is one of…

Hungary Eyes Strategic Opportunities with Trump Administration and EU Reforms

Political director to Hungary’s Prime Minister Balázs Orbán highlighted the potential economic benefits of a Trump-led US administration, emphasized EU reforms, and detailed Hungary’s vision for boosting competitiveness and fostering global partnerships….

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