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Budapest Emerges as Model for Europe’s Architectural Revival

Europe’s growing return to traditional architecture reflects more than aesthetic preference—it signals a broader struggle over identity, democratic legitimacy, and civic morale, speakers argued at a Danube Institute panel in Budapest. The discussion highlighted public resistance to modernism, the cultural…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 18.02.2026
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, CURRENT

Black Actress Cast as Joan of Arc in Scottish Theatre Production

In a new production of George Bernard Shaw’s 1923 play Saint Joan at the Citizens Theatre in Glasgow, United Kingdom, the titular character Joan of Arc is being played by black actress Mandipa Kabana. This is yet another instance of…
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 18.02.2026
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

House of Terror Marks Memorial Day for Victims of Communism with Series of Events

The House of Terror Museum will mark the Memorial Day for the Victims of Communism with special history lessons, exhibitions, theatre performances and free admission between 17 and 27 February, alongside commemorative events in Hungary and abroad….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 18.02.2026
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, CURRENT

Hungarian–Serbian Cooperation Goes Beyond Economy, Minister Says

Hungary and Serbia enjoy outstanding cooperation beyond economic ties, underpinned by what the culture and innovation minister called patriotic Christian leadership in both countries, as a joint cultural season and youth safety programme were highlighted….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 18.02.2026
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Szeged University Achieves Breakthroughs in Drug Research and Development

Researchers at the University of Szeged have reported significant advances in drug research and development following a four-year programme backed by 1.6 billion forints in state funding, including new bioactive molecules and innovative delivery methods….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 17.02.2026
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, CURRENT

From Sobieski to Submission: Vienna Chooses Appeasement over Gratitude

‘As in other European nations, sex crimes have skyrocketed in Austria. According to one report: “Hardly a day goes by without reports of sex attacks” at the hands of migrants. After Afghan migrants assaulted and tried to rape a blonde…
  • Raymond Ibrahim
  • ‎ —‎ 17.02.2026
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

More of the Best and Worst Presidents of the United States

For Presidents Day 2026, here is the continuation of our website’s subjective ranking with five more of the best and five more of the worst Presidents to serve as Commander-in-Chief of the United States….
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 16.02.2026
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, CURRENT

Poll Shows Strong Public Consensus on Extra Pensions and Energy Price Freeze

A survey by the Nézőpont Institute and Hungary’s public media found that 74 per cent of respondents support the 13th-month pension, and two-thirds consider the utility price cap a responsible government decision….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 16.02.2026
A drone is decorated in the colors of Ukraine and Germany, pictured during a visit of the Ukrainian President and the German Defence Minister at the production facility of drone producing company Quantum Frontline Industries (QFI) in Gilching near Munich, southern Germany, on the sidelines of the 62nd Munich Security Conference (MSC) on February 13, 2026.
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, CURRENT

Gamers on the Frontline — The Role of Video Games in the Russo–Ukrainian War

‘Ukraine’s agile innovations and Russia’s scaled standardization both demonstrate how gaming culture can bolster sovereignty against aggression, yet unchecked, it threatens to dissolve the human element in warfare, turning soldiers into avatars in a perpetual virtual arena.’…
  • Norbert Szári
  • ‎ —‎ 15.02.2026
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Remembering Raoul Wallenberg at the Hungarian Embassy in Stockholm

‘Arrow Cross gunmen tore up the neutral diplomats’ Schutz-passes that gave Hungarian Jews protection, forced them to the banks of the Danube and shot them into the freezing waters. As a neutral diplomat, Wallenberg could have fled west. Instead, he…
  • Adam LeBor
  • ‎ —‎ 14.02.2026
King Béla I of Hungary, Chronicle of John of Thurocz, 1488
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Accident or Murder? — The Obscure Death of King Béla I of Hungary in 1063

‘King Béla I lost his life in 1063 in an accident, or—as has recently been suggested—as a result of a political conspiracy…The latter would not be entirely surprising, given that 15 per cent of European rulers living between 600 and…
  • László Veszprémy
  • ‎ —‎ 14.02.2026
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, CURRENT

Culture as a Tourist Attraction in Budapest — BP Műhely Event at Pesti Vigadó

Budapest’s culture draws tourists through architecture, music, film, and cuisine. Experts at a BP Műhely panel highlighted how residents shape the city’s image, from service workers to everyday curiosity, while sports and party districts diversify the capital’s appeal on the…
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 13.02.2026
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CULTURE & SOCIETY

Budapest Emerges as Model for Europe’s Architectural Revival
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Budapest Emerges as Model for Europe’s Architectural Revival

Europe’s growing return to traditional architecture reflects more than aesthetic preference—it signals a broader struggle over identity, democratic legitimacy, and civic morale, speakers argued at a Danube Institute panel in Budapest. The discussion highlighted public resistance to modernism, the cultural meaning of restoration, and Budapest’s reconstruction as a model for Europe’s architectural renewal.

Joakim Scheffer
18.02.2026
Black Actress Cast as Joan of Arc in Scottish Theatre Production
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Black Actress Cast as Joan of Arc in Scottish Theatre Production

In a new production of George Bernard Shaw’s 1923 play Saint Joan at the Citizens Theatre in Glasgow, United Kingdom, the titular character Joan of Arc is being played by black actress Mandipa Kabana. This is yet another instance of a white historical figure being portrayed by an actor of colour.

Márton Losonczi
18.02.2026
House of Terror Marks Memorial Day for Victims of Communism with Series of Events
CULTURE & SOCIETY

House of Terror Marks Memorial Day for Victims of Communism with Series of Events

The House of Terror Museum will mark the Memorial Day for the Victims of Communism with special history lessons, exhibitions, theatre performances and free admission between 17 and 27 February, alongside commemorative events in Hungary and abroad.

Ádám Bráder
18.02.2026
Hungarian–Serbian Cooperation Goes Beyond Economy, Minister Says
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Hungarian–Serbian Cooperation Goes Beyond Economy, Minister Says

Hungary and Serbia enjoy outstanding cooperation beyond economic ties, underpinned by what the culture and innovation minister called patriotic Christian leadership in both countries, as a joint cultural season and youth safety programme were highlighted.

Ádám Bráder
18.02.2026
Szeged University Achieves Breakthroughs in Drug Research and Development
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Szeged University Achieves Breakthroughs in Drug Research and Development

Researchers at the University of Szeged have reported significant advances in drug research and development following a four-year programme backed by 1.6 billion forints in state funding, including new bioactive molecules and innovative delivery methods.

Ádám Bráder
17.02.2026
From Sobieski to Submission: Vienna Chooses Appeasement over Gratitude
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

From Sobieski to Submission: Vienna Chooses Appeasement over Gratitude

‘As in other European nations, sex crimes have skyrocketed in Austria. According to one report: “Hardly a day goes by without reports of sex attacks” at the hands of migrants. After Afghan migrants assaulted and tried to rape a blonde woman, police responded by advising her to dye her hair black.’

Raymond Ibrahim
17.02.2026
More of the Best and Worst Presidents of the United States
CULTURE & SOCIETY

More of the Best and Worst Presidents of the United States

For Presidents Day 2026, here is the continuation of our website’s subjective ranking with five more of the best and five more of the worst Presidents to serve as Commander-in-Chief of the United States.

Márton Losonczi
16.02.2026
Poll Shows Strong Public Consensus on Extra Pensions and Energy Price Freeze
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Poll Shows Strong Public Consensus on Extra Pensions and Energy Price Freeze

A survey by the Nézőpont Institute and Hungary’s public media found that 74 per cent of respondents support the 13th-month pension, and two-thirds consider the utility price cap a responsible government decision.

Ádám Bráder
16.02.2026
Gamers on the Frontline — The Role of Video Games in the Russo–Ukrainian War
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Gamers on the Frontline — The Role of Video Games in the Russo–Ukrainian War

‘Ukraine’s agile innovations and Russia’s scaled standardization both demonstrate how gaming culture can bolster sovereignty against aggression, yet unchecked, it threatens to dissolve the human element in warfare, turning soldiers into avatars in a perpetual virtual arena.’

Norbert Szári
15.02.2026
Remembering Raoul Wallenberg at the Hungarian Embassy in Stockholm
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Remembering Raoul Wallenberg at the Hungarian Embassy in Stockholm

‘Arrow Cross gunmen tore up the neutral diplomats’ Schutz-passes that gave Hungarian Jews protection, forced them to the banks of the Danube and shot them into the freezing waters. As a neutral diplomat, Wallenberg could have fled west. Instead, he remained to carry on his rescue work.’

Adam LeBor
14.02.2026
Accident or Murder? — The Obscure Death of King Béla I of Hungary in 1063
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Accident or Murder? — The Obscure Death of King Béla I of Hungary in 1063

‘King Béla I lost his life in 1063 in an accident, or—as has recently been suggested—as a result of a political conspiracy…The latter would not be entirely surprising, given that 15 per cent of European rulers living between 600 and 1800 ended their lives as victims of political murder, and it is well known that ruling was one of the most dangerous occupations in the Middle Ages.’

László Veszprémy
14.02.2026
Culture as a Tourist Attraction in Budapest — BP Műhely Event at Pesti Vigadó
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Culture as a Tourist Attraction in Budapest — BP Műhely Event at Pesti Vigadó

Budapest’s culture draws tourists through architecture, music, film, and cuisine. Experts at a BP Műhely panel highlighted how residents shape the city’s image, from service workers to everyday curiosity, while sports and party districts diversify the capital’s appeal on the global stage.

Márton Losonczi
13.02.2026
Budapest Launches Affordable Housing Demo Hub in Újpest
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Budapest Launches Affordable Housing Demo Hub in Újpest

Budapest’s municipality has begun construction on the Demo Hub, a pilot project under the EU co-financed AHA Budapest programme, transforming a long-vacant school building in Újpest into 26 energy-efficient affordable homes.

Ádám Bráder
13.02.2026
Historic Transylvanian Hungarian Newspapers Made Searchable in New Digital Initiative
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Historic Transylvanian Hungarian Newspapers Made Searchable in New Digital Initiative

A joint project led by ELTE’s National Digital Heritage Laboratory and Digitéka has made more than 330,000 pages of historic Transylvanian Hungarian newspapers searchable and digitally preserved using advanced OCR and layout recognition technologies.

Ádám Bráder
13.02.2026
Ukraine, Georgia & Northern Ireland: Hungary’s Opponents in the Nations League
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Ukraine, Georgia & Northern Ireland: Hungary’s Opponents in the Nations League

Hungary got Ukraine for a politically charged clash, as well as Georgia and Northern Ireland for their UEFA Nations League group opponents in League B of the competition. The games will be played this fall.

Márton Losonczi
12.02.2026
Hungarian Research Network and BME Unite Research Capacity in Strategic Partnership
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Hungarian Research Network and BME Unite Research Capacity in Strategic Partnership

Hungary’s HUN-REN Research Network and the Budapest University of Technology and Economics have signed a joint action plan aimed at combining research capacity, strengthening doctoral training and enhancing the country’s international scientific competitiveness.

Ádám Bráder
12.02.2026
Post-Liberal Aid and Political Reform in the Middle East
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Post-Liberal Aid and Political Reform in the Middle East

From the collapse of USAID to debates over federalism and decentralization, speakers argued that aid and political models in the Middle East must be grounded in realism, accountability and respect for lived realities rather than abstract ideals.

Ádám Bráder
12.02.2026
The Middle East as a Majority of Minorities: Rethinking Power, Protection and Coexistence
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

The Middle East as a Majority of Minorities: Rethinking Power, Protection and Coexistence

From Kurdish self-governance to the UAE’s federal model, speakers at an MCC–Danube Institute conference argued that the Middle East’s minority question demands multiple, locally grounded solutions rather than one-size-fits-all answers.

Ádám Bráder
11.02.2026
Super Bowl Loses 2.8 Million Viewers Amidst Bad Bunny Controversy
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Super Bowl Loses 2.8 Million Viewers Amidst Bad Bunny Controversy

Super Bowl LX was viewed by 124.9 million people last Sunday. That is a drop of 2.8 million viewers from last year’s audience of 127.7 million. Puerto Rican reggaeton singer Bad Bunny’s performance was viewed by more people than the actual game. However, that is typical, and it lost even more viewers compared to the last halftime show by Kendrick Lamar, going from 133.5 to 128.2 million viewers.

Márton Losonczi
11.02.2026
Benjamin Netanyahu to Be Featured as Speaker at CPAC Hungary 2026
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Benjamin Netanyahu to Be Featured as Speaker at CPAC Hungary 2026

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel will be one of the featured speakers at CPAC Hungary 2026 this March, The Times of Israel has reported. The information has since been confirmed by the Israeli Prime Minister’s office as well.

Márton Losonczi
10.02.2026
Safe Internet Use Starts at Home, Hungarian Media Authority Says
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Safe Internet Use Starts at Home, Hungarian Media Authority Says

Safe and responsible internet use is best learned at home through open communication, shared rules and parental example, Hungary’s media authority said on Safer Internet Day, noting that children are going online at increasingly younger ages.

Ádám Bráder
10.02.2026
FM Szijjártó at Budapest Global Dialogue 2026: Brussels Has Botched Response to All Major Crises
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT POLITICS

FM Szijjártó at Budapest Global Dialogue 2026: Brussels Has Botched Response to All Major Crises

At the Budapest Global Dialogue 2026, FM Péter Szijjártó accused Brussels of mishandling every major crisis over the past 25 years, while highlighting that Hungary’s break from EU leadership has led to favourable outcomes for the country. Also, panellists debated a fractured world order, the limits of liberal hegemony, and the growing role of middle powers amidst rising great-power competition.

Márton Losonczi
10.02.2026
‘The greatest value is the human person’ — Report from Hungary’s 40 Days for Life Prep Day
CULTURE & SOCIETY

‘The greatest value is the human person’ — Report from Hungary’s 40 Days for Life Prep Day

‘You are fortunate in Hungary: under your conservative Christian government, you are able to evangelize freely, unlike, for example, the UK, where prayer vigils often encounter civil and governmental opposition.’

Ildikó Antal-Ferencz
10.02.2026
Indian Film Festival Returns to Budapest for Its Tenth Edition
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Indian Film Festival Returns to Budapest for Its Tenth Edition

The tenth edition of the Indian Film Festival will take place in Budapest between 27 February and 1 March, offering free screenings of seven Hungarian-subtitled films that showcase the diversity and storytelling power of Indian cinema.

Ádám Bráder
10.02.2026
Sarah B Rogers, Balázs Orbán Open Budapest Global Dialogue 2026
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Sarah B Rogers, Balázs Orbán Open Budapest Global Dialogue 2026

The third Budapest Global Dialogue kicked off on 9 February with an opening panel warning that censorship, supranational pressure, and ideological regulation are eroding democracy across the West. Speakers including Balázs Orbán and US Under Secretary Sarah B Rogers argued that free speech and national sovereignty now stand at the centre of a widening transatlantic political struggle.

Joakim Scheffer
09.02.2026
Technical Education and Universities Team Up for Faster IT Degrees in Hungary
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Technical Education and Universities Team Up for Faster IT Degrees in Hungary

Hungary has launched a new ‘three-in-one’ education programme linking technical schools and universities, allowing IT students to earn a university degree faster through credit recognition and practice-oriented training.

Ádám Bráder
09.02.2026
Walker Becomes First Super Bowl MVP RB in 21st Century as Seahawks Crush Patriots
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Walker Becomes First Super Bowl MVP RB in 21st Century as Seahawks Crush Patriots

The Seattle Seahawks claimed a commanding victory over the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LX, pairing defensive dominance with a historic MVP performance from Kenneth Walker III. Yet beyond the scoreline, the championship night was equally defined by political controversy surrounding the halftime show and its sharp cultural divide across American audiences.

Joakim Scheffer
09.02.2026
A Hungarian Woman Working in Celebes Who the Japanese Beheaded — The Story of Emma Hadady
CULTURE & SOCIETY

A Hungarian Woman Working in Celebes Who the Japanese Beheaded — The Story of Emma Hadady

Kind, educated, and beautiful—that was the general opinion of Bailiff Hadady’s daughter. The next heroine in Magyar Krónika’s series about famous Hungarian women is Emma Hadady, who died a martyr’s death in Celebes during World War II alongside her doctor husband.

Emese Hulej
07.02.2026
Expelled from Buda Castle: Jewish Deportations of 1951
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Expelled from Buda Castle: Jewish Deportations of 1951

‘These cases highlight the cruel paradox of 1951: people who had already suffered persecution were once again uprooted by a regime that judged them by social labels rather than personal history.’

László Bernát Veszprémy
07.02.2026
Controversial Olympic Boxer Imane Khelif Admits Having Male Chromosome
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Controversial Olympic Boxer Imane Khelif Admits Having Male Chromosome

Controversial Algerian Olympic boxing champion Imane Khelif has acknowledged possessing a Y chromosome and elevated testosterone levels, reigniting global controversy over her participation in women’s competition at the Paris 2024 Games.

Joakim Scheffer
07.02.2026
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