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Hungary’s Potential Leadership Role in Energy Connectivity for the Europe Union
Hungary’s Potential Leadership Role in Energy Connectivity for the Europe Union
Hungary’s Potential Leadership Role in Energy Connectivity for the Europe Union
Hungary’s Potential Leadership Role in Energy Connectivity for the Europe Union
Ukrainian Secret Service Launches International Operation Against Viktor Orbán

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Viktor Orbán at a press conference in Moscow

The Sources of Hungarian Conduct — Part II

‘Given the loss of security and economic credibility of the Western powers in 2008–2009 from a Central European perspective, and the serious economic and energy security challenges Hungary was facing at the time, it was an understandable and legitimate step…
Eugène Siberdt, The Prophet Nathan Rebukes King David (between1866 and 1931). Mayfair Gallery, London, UK

The Future of Christianity in Politics

‘Christianity from its beginnings has presented something new with regard to political life: a certain indifference, if I may put it that way, to the political regime. That is, it enjoins rendering unto Caesar the things that are Caesar’s, and…

Changing Winds: Trump’s Hard-Hitting Message to the World — and the European Union

In his inaugural address, Donald Trump did not skimp on sweeping promises and tough talk. The old-new President of the United States promised a new golden age for the country, decisive action to protect its economic interests, as well as…
Fireworks light up above Prambanan Temple, a 9th-century Hindu temple complex and UNESCO World Heritage Site in Yogyakarta on 1 January 2025.

BRICS Enlarged: Indonesia Becomes Full Member

As Brazil takes the helm of BRICS in 2025, Indonesia has officially joined the group as a full member, marking a significant milestone in strengthening collaboration among emerging economies and advancing the priorities of the Global South….
Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte Launching His Failed Coup in Strasbourg in 1836 (1911). An Illustration for Regamey Frédéric’s Elsäessische Druckerei und Verlagsanstalt. Bibliothèque Nationale Universitaire de Strasbourg, France

Democracy 2024: Whose Democracy? Whose Rules?

‘Sovereignty—the nation, the cultural identity, and the democratic institutions that give it meaning and weight—is the prior necessary condition for success. I believe there is a trend in this direction and it is why I am cautiously positive about the…
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…
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…
Mattheus Terwesten, Allegory of Freedom (1701). Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, the Netherlands

Triumph, Decline — and Renewal?

‘Freedom, understood concretely, is a civilizational, not a natural, construct. This essentially conservative argument could provide the very basis for the continuation of a certain political tradition without which we, modern souls, would live in a much more cruel and…
Bush Idyll by Frederick McCubbin (cropped, 1893)

Countries Have a Right and Duty to Keep Their Character

‘Reducing the current very high levels of migration from comparatively poor to comparatively rich countries means overcoming the vested interests of those who benefit from it: namely schools and colleges selling an immigration outcome in the guise of “export education”;…

Balázs Orbán’s Book Hussar Cut Launched in China

Balázs Orbán’s Hussar Cut was launched in Chinese on Thursday at an event organized by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences in Beijing. ‘Hungary’s independent and sovereign policies are increasingly recognized internationally, offering a unique and independent voice within various…

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