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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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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…
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 11.02.2026
Benjamin Netanyahu Hungary
  • 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
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CULTURE & SOCIETY

Why More Dutch Are Leaving for Hungary: Culture, Community, and Conservatism
CULTURE & SOCIETY OPINION

Why More Dutch Are Leaving for Hungary: Culture, Community, and Conservatism

‘It pains me to say that the Netherlands, like much of Western Europe, is rapidly dismantling what was built over centuries. Uncontrolled mass migration, an aggressive focus on “net zero” climate policies, and the erosion of national sovereignty…all contribute to this process. Some Dutch citizens have tried to resist this trend.’

Daniel de Liever
01.02.2026
‘Skip college, save your money and have a great life!’ — A Review of Charlie Kirk’s The College Scam
CULTURE & SOCIETY

‘Skip college, save your money and have a great life!’ — A Review of Charlie Kirk’s The College Scam

‘Colleges and universities breed violence and hate against conservative, pro-America students. Some administrations have sided with violent campus radicals instead of protecting the rights of the peaceful minority.’

Ildikó Antal-Ferencz
31.01.2026
Helpless People: Enemies of the Party — The 1951 Deportation of the Elderly
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Helpless People: Enemies of the Party — The 1951 Deportation of the Elderly

‘Elderly, much like children, often need the power of the state for protection, but in this case, it was the state itself which saw them as “class enemies”. These old Hungarian citizens, whatever their political beliefs were, had trouble taking care of themselves, yet the Communist state…branded them enemies of the people and forcibly removed them from their homes…’

László Bernát Veszprémy
31.01.2026
Cursive Writing: A Timeless Expression of Conservatism
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Cursive Writing: A Timeless Expression of Conservatism

‘Handwriting, it seems, has fallen out of fashion along with many everyday practices that require time, skill, and patience—much like other traditional arts that aim to create something beautiful. Admittedly, handwriting is time-consuming, especially when using an elegant cursive script. Yet it is also a personal expression, often reflecting a culture and a moment in time.’

Gergely Szűcs
30.01.2026
Budapest Fashion Week 2026: Over 50 Events Across the City
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Budapest Fashion Week 2026: Over 50 Events Across the City

More than 50 side events will accompany this year’s Budapest Central European Fashion Week, with exhibitions, workshops, pop-up events and professional programmes running across the city between 9 and 15 February.

Ádám Bráder
30.01.2026
Ferencváros Take a Beating at Nottingham
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Ferencváros Take a Beating at Nottingham

Nottingham Forest delivered Ferencváros their first defeat in the Europa League campaign, and it was a hefty one. The 4–0 score to the home side means that Fradi has finished 12th in the league, and will have to compete in the play-off round before the Round of 16.

Márton Losonczi
29.01.2026
Lake Balaton Remains Top Choice for Domestic Travellers in Hungary
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Lake Balaton Remains Top Choice for Domestic Travellers in Hungary

Lake Balaton remained the most popular destination for domestic travellers last year, with more than a fifth of bookings, while over a quarter of the total value of online-paid reservations were settled using SZÉP cards, Szallas.hu said.

Ádám Bráder
29.01.2026
Budapest Zoo To Host Chinese Food Nights and Bear-Themed Family Day
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Budapest Zoo To Host Chinese Food Nights and Bear-Themed Family Day

Visitors to the Budapest Zoo can explore Chinese cuisine on three evenings from Friday and discover the world of bears on Sunday, with special programmes linked to the Chinese Lantern Festival and the popular Bear Sunday family event.

Ádám Bráder
29.01.2026
UK Mainstream Media Scrambles to Smear ‘Amelia’ as Meme Defies Cancellation
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

UK Mainstream Media Scrambles to Smear ‘Amelia’ as Meme Defies Cancellation

After weeks of viral growth on right-wing platforms, the Amelia meme has broken into Britain’s mainstream media—prompting panic rather than reflection. The Guardian and LBC now accuse the purple-haired character of fuelling racism, as AI-generated Amelia content spreads globally, spawns copycat characters, and even inspires a cryptocurrency token.

Joakim Scheffer
28.01.2026
Woke Nurse Suggests Poisoning ICE Agents, Gets Fired
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Woke Nurse Suggests Poisoning ICE Agents, Gets Fired

Nurse Malinda Rose Cook at VCU Health in Richmond, Virginia has posted a series of videos on TikTok in which she calls for others to harm ICE agents in various ways. In one clip, she suggests other health professionals should inject immigration officers with saline or succinylcholine. According to a public statement by her hospital, she is now on ‘administrative leave’ while an investigation is ongoing.

Márton Losonczi
28.01.2026
Hungary Closes Record Year for Tourism in 2025
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Hungary Closes Record Year for Tourism in 2025

Hungarian tourism closed a record year in 2025, with nearly 20 million visitors spending close to 47 million nights at domestic accommodation, according to the National Economy Ministry, citing the latest official tourism data.

Ádám Bráder
28.01.2026
US Envoy Caroline Savage Takes AR Journey Through Budapest Ghetto on Holocaust Day
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

US Envoy Caroline Savage Takes AR Journey Through Budapest Ghetto on Holocaust Day

On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, US Chargé d’Affaires Caroline Savage joined an immersive augmented-reality experience that transforms Budapest’s former Jewish ghetto into a living historical space. The project, If These Streets Could Talk, uses cutting-edge technology to place visitors inside real stories from the Second World War—an approach Savage described as ‘extremely powerful’.

Joakim Scheffer
27.01.2026
Sydney Sweeney Targeted By ‘Zionist Tracker’
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Sydney Sweeney Targeted By ‘Zionist Tracker’

American actress Sydney Sweeney has been targeted by the X account Zionist Tracker, claiming she is dating ‘fanatical zionist’ Scooter Braun and that she has done ‘zionist propaganda’ for meeting with two released Israeli hostages who were freed from Hamas captivity.

Márton Losonczi
27.01.2026
UK Government Moves to Ban VPNs
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

UK Government Moves to Ban VPNs

An amendment to the Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill was passed by the UK House of Lords, which would ban the use of VPNs for citizens under 18. Free speech advocates caution that this could end anonymous browsing, as IDs would have to be submitted to VPN providers, and fear it could lead to a VPN ban for a wider population.

Márton Losonczi
27.01.2026
Central European Creative Awards Launched to Showcase Regional Creative Excellence
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Central European Creative Awards Launched to Showcase Regional Creative Excellence

Creative Hungary has launched the Central European Creative Awards, a new regional prize building on Hungary’s long-running design award tradition, aiming to boost the visibility and competitiveness of creative industries across Central Europe.

Ádám Bráder
27.01.2026
Szoboszlai, Alex Tóth & More: All the Hungarian Players in the Premier League
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Szoboszlai, Alex Tóth & More: All the Hungarian Players in the Premier League

In the game between AFC Bournemouth and Liverpool over the weekend, three Hungarian internationals played in the same English Premier League game: Alex Tóth, Dominik Szoboszlai, and Milos Kerkez. To mark the occasion, we collected all 13 Hungarian footballers who have made it to the Premier League.

Márton Losonczi
26.01.2026
Super Bowl LX Halftime Show Sparks New Clash in America’s Culture Wars
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Super Bowl LX Halftime Show Sparks New Clash in America’s Culture Wars

The Super Bowl’s culture war is back as the New England Patriots return to the NFL’s biggest stage against the Seattle Seahawks, with Bad Bunny set to headline the halftime show. The Puerto Rican star’s anti-Trump politics—and rumours he may wear a dress as a ‘queer’ statement—have already triggered backlash, while Turning Point USA prepares a rival ‘All American Halftime Show’ built around ‘Faith, Family & Freedom’.

Joakim Scheffer
26.01.2026
One of Hungary’s Greatest Folklore Figures Who Even Interpreted for Rákosi — Zsuzsanna Erdélyi
CULTURE & SOCIETY

One of Hungary’s Greatest Folklore Figures Who Even Interpreted for Rákosi — Zsuzsanna Erdélyi

‘She searched, researched, and reached the oldest layers of our culture, whose memories had been passed down through generations in words, melodies, and spirituality. She rescued our archaic folk prayers from oblivion and became the defining figure, analyst, and systematizer of the genre.’

Emese Hulej
25.01.2026
‘Manured’ Delicacies — These Were the First Hungarian Cookbooks
CULTURE & SOCIETY

‘Manured’ Delicacies — These Were the First Hungarian Cookbooks

‘Our first written record of traditional Hungarian cuisine dates back to a 16th-century cookbook written by a chef who cooked for several Transylvanian princes…The book reveals the astonishing variety of dishes served at the tables of princes and nobles.’

Mátyás Bíró
25.01.2026
US Tennis Star Anisimova Rejects Reporter’s Push to Bash Trump, Clip Goes Viral
CULTURE & SOCIETY

US Tennis Star Anisimova Rejects Reporter’s Push to Bash Trump, Clip Goes Viral

US tennis player Amanda Anisimova has gone viral after refusing to join the mainstream media’s ritual condemnation of Donald Trump during a press conference at the 2026 Australian Open. Asked how it felt to ‘play under the American flag right now’, Anisimova said she was ‘always proud’ to represent the US—and dismissed the political bait as ‘not relevant’.

Joakim Scheffer
23.01.2026
Ryan Coogler’s Sinners Sets Oscar Record with 16 Nominations
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Ryan Coogler’s Sinners Sets Oscar Record with 16 Nominations

Ryan Coogler’s blues-infused vampire epic Sinners led this year’s Oscar nominations with a record 16 nods, surpassing previous highs and positioning the film as the frontrunner ahead of the 98th Academy Awards.

Ádám Bráder
23.01.2026
MCC Study Presents Roadmap to Reform Humanitarian Law and Renationalize Migration Policy
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

MCC Study Presents Roadmap to Reform Humanitarian Law and Renationalize Migration Policy

Europe’s migration crisis cannot be solved without rewriting the legal system that fuels it, the authors argued at an MCC event in Budapest presenting a groundbreaking study on renationalizing EU asylum policy. Speaking at the event, Balázs Orbán warned of ‘civilizational erasure’ and a ‘double threat’ of parallel societies and civil conflict, urging sovereign border control and reform of international humanitarian law.

Joakim Scheffer
23.01.2026
Ferencváros Good for a Point Against Panathinaikos
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Ferencváros Good for a Point Against Panathinaikos

Ferencváros kept both their unbeaten record and their spot in the top 8 in the UEFA Europa League league table after a 1–1 tie against the Greek side Panathinaikos. However, they will have to play a tough game against the English Premier League team Nottingham Forrest next week if they want to keep it that way.

Márton Losonczi
22.01.2026
Analysts Expect Stronger 2026 for Hungary as GDP Growth Forecast at 2–3 Per Cent
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Analysts Expect Stronger 2026 for Hungary as GDP Growth Forecast at 2–3 Per Cent

Hungary expects stronger growth in 2026, driven by rising consumption, improving sentiment and an investment rebound in the second half, according to André Palóc of the Ministry of National Economy. Speaking at an Oeconomus event, he cited falling prices after retail mark-up cuts, winter utility protections and major family tax and housing programmes, as analysts forecast 2–3 per cent GDP growth.

Joakim Scheffer
22.01.2026
The Machine That Rocks the Cradle: Book Launch Event Held by The Center
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

The Machine That Rocks the Cradle: Book Launch Event Held by The Center

The publication of Peruvian author Dr Vajk Miklós Lukacs de Pereny’s 2023 book in Hungarian was celebrated at a book launch event by the Center for Fundamental Rights. It featured opening remarks by István Kovács; as well as a panel discussion with futurist festival Brain Bar founder Gergely Böszörményi-Nagy and the author himself, exploring debates on transhumanism, transgenderism, and modern technology.

Márton Losonczi
22.01.2026
Leftist Streamer iDubbbz Attacks Iranian Immigrant for Praising US
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Leftist Streamer iDubbbz Attacks Iranian Immigrant for Praising US

Leftist streamer Ian ‘iDubbbz’ Johmha has caused quite a controversy online for mocking and trying to discredit an Iranian immigrant appearing on an American reality show, who talked about the oppressive nature of the Ayatollah regime in Iran. He insinuated that, under President Trump, people are not much freer in the US than in Iran. Ironically, just a few days later, a massive wave of protests broke out against the regime in Iran.

Márton Losonczi
21.01.2026
Alex Tóth Signs for AFC Bournemouth
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Alex Tóth Signs for AFC Bournemouth

The English Premier League club AFC Bournemouth has signed 20-year-old Hungarian midfielder Alex Tóth from Ferencváros for €12 million, a new transfer fee record in the Hungarian league. Previously, another Hungarian international, Milos Kerkez, has also played for the Cherries.

Márton Losonczi
20.01.2026
One Year Later: How the Second Trump Presidency Holds Up to His Inauguration Speech
CULTURE & SOCIETY POLITICS

One Year Later: How the Second Trump Presidency Holds Up to His Inauguration Speech

In his inauguration speech a year ago today, President Trump spoke about issues of domestic lawfare, border security, energy, peace, territorial expansion, and government efficiency. Now, one year later, it is worth examining: how has his second presidency measured up to those promises?

Márton Losonczi
20.01.2026
Sziget Festival Launches Discount Ticket Scheme for Hungarian Students
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Sziget Festival Launches Discount Ticket Scheme for Hungarian Students

Hungarian students can buy a five-day Sziget Festival pass at half price if they purchase a monthly public transport pass through the BudapestGO app between 19 January and 31 July, organizers said.

Ádám Bráder
20.01.2026
Digital Parenthood: New Book Explores How Online Sharing Is Reshaping Childhood
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Digital Parenthood: New Book Explores How Online Sharing Is Reshaping Childhood

A new volume titled Digital Parenthood takes an in-depth look at sharenting and the dilemmas of raising children in the digital age, analysing legal, social and media-related challenges linked to children’s online presence.

Ádám Bráder
20.01.2026
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