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Orbán Visits Georgia Amid EU’s Election Fraud Claims

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s visit to Georgia has sparked criticism from European Union leaders, who do not recognize the results of the weekend’s elections in the South Caucasus state. During his visit Orbán underlined his support for Georgia’s European…
Aerial view of the Balaton Uplands

Conservative Action that Shapes our Future — A Scruton Seminar

‘Throughout the seminar, one of the central themes that dominated the discussions, panels, and the overall atmosphere was the dichotomy between optimism and pessimism in how we confront reality. As conservatives, we often lean toward pessimism, but this isn’t entirely…
A postwoman delivers National Consultation questionnaires in a Budapest block of flats on 28 October 2024.

National Consultation on Economic Neutrality Begins

The Hungarian government has launched a national consultation under the title Hungary Can Do It, inviting citizens to voice their opinions on a new economic policy aimed at strengthening Hungary’s economy, boosting wages, supporting small businesses, and improving housing affordability….

Hungarian EU Presidency Hosts the Asia-Oceania Working Group in Budapest

The Asia-Oceania Working Group (COASI) had an informal meeting in Budapest, Hungary earlier this month, hosted by the Hungarian EU Presidency. At the event, experts discussed such pressing issues as the current political and economic trade collaboration between the European…

S&P Affirms Hungary’s Investment-Grade Rating with Stable Outlook

S&P Global Ratings has affirmed Hungary’s investment-grade rating at ‘BBB minus/A-3’ for both foreign and local currency debt, with a stable outlook. The agency’s assessment highlights Hungary’s economic resilience, forecasting steady GDP growth, ongoing disinflation, and medium-term fiscal consolidation….
Veolia worker in Hungary

Veolia’s Groundbreaking Environmental Initiatives in Hungary

In parallel with its energy initiatives, Veolia has focused on addressing the growing concern surrounding PFAS contamination in water systems in Hungary. On 17 October 2024, during its Deep Dive – New Solutions for Water conference in Oroszlány, Veolia announced…

Fidesz-KDNP Leads Hungarian Party Rankings in Századvég Poll

The latest Századvég poll indicates that Fidesz–KDNP maintains a strong lead in Hungarian party rankings, with 40 per cent support among politically active voters. Tisza follows with 31 per cent, while the Our Homeland Movement and the joke party Two…
The author at the statue of the Pest Lad, an iconic symbol of the 1956 Revolution and Freedom Fight, at Corvin köz, Budapest.

East Toward Home — An Exiled American Finds His Place Among the Magyars

‘Before I left for America on this trip, I complained to a Magyar friend about how stubborn Hungarians are, and how they refuse to change their ways of doing things, even when there is a plainly better way. “You’re right,…

Construction of New National Gallery in Budapest Set to Begin in 2025

The construction of Hungary’s New National Gallery in Budapest is expected to start in 2025, with the goal of transforming the revitalized City Park into one of Europe’s most sophisticated cultural quarters. The new institution is planned to open within…

Fidesz MEP Calls Out TISZA Party for Supporting EU Migration Agenda

Tamás Deutsch, the leader of Fidesz’s European Parliament delegation, has accused the MEPs of the largest Hungarian opposition party TISZA of backing the EU’s migrant quotas and opposing the payment of the €1 billion Hungary had requested from Brussels as…

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