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Singing about Singing: Brassens, Brel, Balavoine and the True Self on Stage

‘French chanson has always gone beyond melody. It demands reflection—on fame, identity and the role of the performer. Brassens defends privacy with irony, Brel pleads for fleeting adoration through fantasy and Balavoine anticipates the emptiness behind applause.’…
  • Hugo Martin
  • ‎ —‎ 26.05.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

The First Party Divide in American History: Federalists vs Democratic–Republicans

In this historical article, we take a look at the two earliest political parties vying for power in the United States, Alexander Hamilton’s Federalist Party against Thomas Jefferson and James Madison’s Democratic–Republican Party….
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 26.05.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, TECH

Hungarians Spend More Online for Convenience and Time-Saving

Hungarians are increasingly turning to the internet not just for shopping but to handle everyday tasks—from banking to travel planning. According to NMHH, online transactions are rising steadily, even when they come with a price tag for convenience….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 26.05.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Energy Independence or Economic Burden? Hungary’s Road to Decoupling from Russian Hydrocarbons

The EU plans to end all Russian gas and LNG imports by 2027, aiming to cut financial support for Russia and boost energy security. Measures target gas, oil, and nuclear imports, with national decoupling plans required. Hungary faces major costs—up…
  • Katarina Sárvári
  • ‎ —‎ 25.05.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, DIASPORA

Beyond the Óperencia: ‘I was free to go anywhere, no one told me what to do’

In its ‘Beyond the Óperencia’ series, Magyar Krónika will be looking at the meeting points of America and Hungary, and at Hungarians in America, from penniless peasants to political emigrants and soldiers of fortune. To start with, here is the…
  • Lázár Pap
  • ‎ —‎ 25.05.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Kádár’s ‘Lutenist’ at the Israeli Embassy, or Jenő Lévai and State Security

‘This does not ruin the research activities of “Lantos” in his civilian life, nor does it detract from his achievements as a historian. It merely points to the fact that even the most prominent public figures were sometimes “found” by…
  • László Bernát Veszprémy
  • ‎ —‎ 24.05.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Balatonfüred: A Place Where There Is No Need to Choose Between Culture and Flip-Flops

‘As András Szöllősi-Nagy emphatically states, their task and goal is nothing less than “to justify the existing cultural continuity in Europe, which the terrible dictatorships of the last century could not break by any kind of prohibition or eradication. What…
  • Anita Farkas
  • ‎ —‎ 24.05.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Between Muse and Myth — NACO Hosts Endre Kecső’s Aphrodisias Exhibition

Hungarian artist Endre Kecső brings ancient myths to life at Nagyházi Contemporary with Aphrodisias, on view until 31 May. Inspired by the sacred city devoted to Aphrodite, the exhibition explores themes of love, fertility, and inner transformation through bold, symbolic…
  • Konrád Gazdag
  • ‎ —‎ 23.05.2025
Hungarian visual artist and gallery director Suzanne C Nagy
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, DIASPORA, INTERVIEW

‘The American artistic attitude is completely different’ — An Interview with Suzanne C Nagy

‘There are plenty of [contemporary] artists at home who are prepared and would otherwise fit in with the trend, but as it costs a lot to bring and keep their work here, [they] cannot really be present…they would rather have…
  • Éva Szilléry
  • ‎ —‎ 23.05.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

First Heats of the 18th National Gallop Start This Weekend

The 18th National Gallop kicks off with preliminary races this weekend in Serbia’s Subotica and Hungary’s Őcsény. Riders from across Hungary and neighbouring regions will compete for a place in the finals, set for 4–5 October in Szilvásvárad….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 23.05.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

BKK Proposes Traffic-Free Zones at Schools to Boost Child Safety

Budapest’s transport company BKK plans to introduce ‘school streets’ near educational institutions, restricting car traffic during drop-off and pick-up times to create a safer and cleaner environment for children, parents, and staff….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 23.05.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, CURRENT

Hungarian Film Carte Rouge Premieres in Los Angeles on 31 May

Carte Rouge, a 2024 historical drama by Hungarian director Sándor Gerebics, premieres in Los Angeles on May 31 at the Meryl Streep Center. Set after WWI, it follows Hungary’s fight to preserve its borders at the Paris peace talks. The…
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 23.05.2025
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CULTURE & SOCIETY

Record-Breaking Year for Domestic Tourism — Hungary’s 2024 Travel Trends
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Record-Breaking Year for Domestic Tourism — Hungary’s 2024 Travel Trends

Hungary experienced a record-breaking year in tourism in 2024, with nearly 18 million visitors staying at domestic accommodations. Of these, 9.3 million were Hungarian travelers. According to data from the National Tourism Data Supply Centre, the most active regions for domestic tourism were Pest, Győr–Moson–Sopron, and Komárom–Esztergom counties.

Ádám Bráder
25.03.2025
Snow White Flops Massively at the Box Office, to the Surprise of No One
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Snow White Flops Massively at the Box Office, to the Surprise of No One

Walt Disney’s new live-action adaption of Snow White, starring Latina Actress Rachel Zegler, brought in just $86.1 million in revenue in its opening weekend worldwide, underperforming even the low end of projections. Given its massive production budget of $270 million, it is very likely to be a massive financial loss for the studio.

Márton Losonczi
24.03.2025
Ancient Garden Discovered beneath Jerusalem’s Church of the Holy Sepulchre
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Ancient Garden Discovered beneath Jerusalem’s Church of the Holy Sepulchre

Archaeologists excavating beneath Jerusalem’s Church of the Holy Sepulchre have uncovered traces of an ancient garden, aligning with descriptions in the Gospel of John. The discovery, which includes remnants of olive trees and grapevines, offers new insights into the historical setting of Jesus’s burial site.

Ádám Bráder
24.03.2025
Nations League Play-Off Ends in Disaster for Hungary
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Nations League Play-Off Ends in Disaster for Hungary

After losing the first leg 3–1 in Istanbul, Hungary had to endure an even bigger, 3–0 defeat in front of their own fans at the Puskás Arena in Budapest. Thus, Türkiye qualified for League A of the UEFA Nations League with 6–1 on aggregate, while Hungary has been relegated to League B after two seasons in the top division.

Márton Losonczi
24.03.2025
Estonia Opts to Secure Its Borders with Hungarian Radar Systems
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Estonia Opts to Secure Its Borders with Hungarian Radar Systems

‘The Hungarian-owned company Pro Patria Electronics has signed a contract with Estonia to deploy state-of-the-art passive radar systems at the Baltic nation’s border points. However, it’s not the first success of the Hungarian company on the international defence market.’

Dávid Nagy
24.03.2025
Hungarian Innovation Could Revolutionize Digital Degrees in the EU
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Hungarian Innovation Could Revolutionize Digital Degrees in the EU

A Hungarian-developed blockchain solution could provide secure and easily accessible storage for degrees issued by EU universities, according to Gábor Dénes University. The technology, set to launch in Hungary by 2026, aims to create a unified digital degree database across the European Union.

Ádám Bráder
24.03.2025
A Shared Heritage: Celebrating Polish–Hungarian Friendship Through the Pauline Order
CULTURE & SOCIETY

A Shared Heritage: Celebrating Polish–Hungarian Friendship Through the Pauline Order

‘Along with its growing prominence as a religious place, Jasna Góra also became known as a site of Poland’s struggle for its freedom and sovereignty. As Poland was fighting for its independence on multiple fronts, the monastery was one of few fortresses that stood against the Swedish invasion in the 17th century.’

Lili Zemplényi
23.03.2025
Digital Policy — Psychology Expert on Students’ Addiction to Tech Gadgets
CULTURE & SOCIETY INTERVIEW TECH

Digital Policy — Psychology Expert on Students’ Addiction to Tech Gadgets

‘To put it simply, we don’t need an educational system with pressure, rewards, and punishments from above, but children themselves need to start to understand and feel that it’s not good to make fun of someone, for example, because the tables can turn quickly, and that the person with the most likes on Instagram may not be the most valuable in the real world.’

Anita Farkas
22.03.2025
‘As long as I am the boss, Scheiber is obliged to follow my instructions!’ — The Story of a Yawn from 1976
CULTURE & SOCIETY

‘As long as I am the boss, Scheiber is obliged to follow my instructions!’ — The Story of a Yawn from 1976

‘According to a letter written five days later, the situation quickly escalated and drew in the emblematic director of the Rabbinical Seminary, Sándor Scheiber…In light of the incident, the leadership of MIOK…turned to Scheiber, requesting in writing that he inform them of the status of the matter within two days.’

László Bernát Veszprémy
22.03.2025
Hungarians Trust TV the Most, Print Media the Least, Study Finds
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Hungarians Trust TV the Most, Print Media the Least, Study Finds

A recent study by Hungary’s National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH) reveals that while media trust remains generally low, television is considered the most reliable source, whereas print media ranks the lowest. The research also highlights generational differences, concerns over misinformation, and attitudes toward AI in journalism.

Ádám Bráder
21.03.2025
Hungary Lose to Türkiye in 1,000th Game in National Team History
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Hungary Lose to Türkiye in 1,000th Game in National Team History

Hungary played Türkiye in the play-off for League A qualification in the UEFA Nations League next season, and lost 3–1 in the first leg in Istanbul. This was the 1,000th game of our men’s national football team. The rematch is on Sunday in Budapest.

Márton Losonczi
21.03.2025
Hungarian KINCS Institute Releases Annual Happiness Report
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Hungarian KINCS Institute Releases Annual Happiness Report

According to the annual Wellbeing Barometer by Mária Kopp Institute for Demography and Families (KINCS), Hungarians rated their satisfaction level at 7.3 on a scale of one to ten in 2024. Married couples have reported themselves to be happier (7.7) than single people (6.6).

Márton Losonczi
20.03.2025
Can a Black Samurai Save Assassin’s Creed in the Shadow of Bankruptcy?
CULTURE & SOCIETY OPINION TECH

Can a Black Samurai Save Assassin’s Creed in the Shadow of Bankruptcy?

Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed: Shadows has reignited debates over historical authenticity, representation, and creative liberty in gaming. The controversy stems from its inclusion of a Black samurai protagonist, inspired by the 16th-century figure Yasuke. While some praise this as an overdue exploration of marginalized history, others argue it distorts Japan’s feudal past to fit modern diversity narratives.

Ádám Bráder
20.03.2025
Anti-Israel Protests Flare Up at Football Games Across Europe
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Anti-Israel Protests Flare Up at Football Games Across Europe

At football games in multiple countries across Europe, Palestine-sympathizer football fans have been displaying the banner ‘Show Israel the Red Card’ to protest the Jewish state. Meanwhile, Hungary is hosting the Israeli national team again, lending them the venue in Debrecen to play their World Cup qualifiers against Estonia and Norway this month.

Márton Losonczi
19.03.2025
Liberals Ruined It, Patriots Will Fix It — Great Reset: Hungarian–Polish Push to Change EU
CULTURE & SOCIETY POLITICS

Liberals Ruined It, Patriots Will Fix It — Great Reset: Hungarian–Polish Push to Change EU

‘The current course [of the EU] leads straight to disintegration,’ Balázs Orbán pointed out in his keynote address at an event at Mathias Corvinus Collegium (MCC) in Budapest, focusing on the recently published joint report by MCC and the Polish Ordo Iuris Institute on the urgent need for EU reform. Orbán’s speech was followed by a panel discussion featuring the report’s authors, Jerzy Kwaśniewski of Ordo Iuris and Rodrigo Ballester of MCC, alongside Director General of the Center for Fundamental Rights Miklós Szánthó.

Joakim Scheffer
19.03.2025
Chris Hansen Catches Illegal Alien in Latest Predator Sting
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Chris Hansen Catches Illegal Alien in Latest Predator Sting

TV legend Chris Hansen, best known for his segment To Catch a Predator on Dateline NBC in the mid-2000s, has recently caught an illegal alien from Mexico trying to have sex with a 15-year-old sex traffic victim in his latest investigation. He went on Jesse Watters Primetime to talk about the outrageous case.

Márton Losonczi
18.03.2025
Hungary’s Family Policies Recognized in Washington as a Global Model
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Hungary’s Family Policies Recognized in Washington as a Global Model

Hungary’s family support policies have attracted international attention, with US leaders praising them as exemplary. Following her visit to Washington, Secretary of State for Families Zsófia Koncz highlighted the country’s comprehensive approach to supporting families, which has contributed to rising birth rates and economic stability.

Ádám Bráder
18.03.2025
Széchenyi István University Becomes First European University with Drone Operation Licence
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Széchenyi István University Becomes First European University with Drone Operation Licence

Széchenyi István University in Győr has become the first higher education institution in Europe to receive the Light UAS Operator Certificate (LUC). The accreditation allows the university to conduct drone operations independently, significantly enhancing its research and development capabilities.

Ádám Bráder
18.03.2025
Post Praising Viktor Orbán’s Tax Cuts for Mothers Goes Viral on X
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Post Praising Viktor Orbán’s Tax Cuts for Mothers Goes Viral on X

X user Inevitable West has posted about Prime Minister Viktor Orbán of Hungary’s new income tax exemption for mothers, also writing: ‘every European nation must do this.’ The post has received over 110,000 likes within 24 hours.

Márton Losonczi
17.03.2025
Former Hungarian Olympian Liu Shaoang Brings China Its First Medal at 2025 ISU Worlds
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Former Hungarian Olympian Liu Shaoang Brings China Its First Medal at 2025 ISU Worlds

Liu Shaoang secured third place in the 1500m final on the first medal day of the ISU World Short Track Championships in Beijing on 15 March, earning China its first medal at the competition. Along with his brother, Liu Shaolin Sándor, he previously represented Hungary on the world stage, making sports history by winning the country’s first-ever gold medal at the Winter Olympics in 2018.

Joakim Scheffer
17.03.2025
The False Analogy of Appeasement and 1938 Munich
CULTURE & SOCIETY OPINION

The False Analogy of Appeasement and 1938 Munich

‘The final assessment in terms of the policy of appeasement would be that at the diplomatic and political level, the allies did indeed achieve their goals of buying time, mobilizing, as well as isolating Germany in the first months of the war from either Japan or Italy. They made Germany dependent on Soviet resources to sustain short-term operations, and pushed its economy on the brink of collapse.’

Antonios Marios Giannakopoulos
17.03.2025
New Biopolymer Project in Hungary Pioneers Sustainable Packaging
CULTURE & SOCIETY

New Biopolymer Project in Hungary Pioneers Sustainable Packaging

Hungarian company Q-Automotive Ltd and the University of Szeged (SZTE) are developing a home-compostable biopolymer-based packaging material supported by Hungary’s National Research, Development and Innovation Office (NKFIH). The project aims to reduce environmental impact through sustainable innovation.

Ádám Bráder
17.03.2025
Hungary Strengthens Research and Innovation with Inauguration of HUN-REN Headquarters
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Hungary Strengthens Research and Innovation with Inauguration of HUN-REN Headquarters

Hungary is committed to keeping its top researchers in the country by providing them with opportunities and support. The opening of the HUN-REN Hungarian Research Network’s new headquarters marks a strategic victory in this effort, recognizing the contributions of Hungarian scientists.

Ádám Bráder
17.03.2025
‘To compromise and recruit him’ — Secret Service Measures Against Chief Rabbi László Salgó
CULTURE & SOCIETY

‘To compromise and recruit him’ — Secret Service Measures Against Chief Rabbi László Salgó

‘As documented in multiple historical works, Salgó was a state security agent codenamed “György Sárvári”, who reported on people he knew, most notably, Sándor Scheiber. While we do not intend to absolve him of his actions, certain documents may help readers gain a more nuanced and comprehensive understanding of the story.’

László Bernát Veszprémy
16.03.2025
From Sadistic Interrogator to Bestselling Author of the Kádár Regime — The Story of András Berkesi
CULTURE & SOCIETY

From Sadistic Interrogator to Bestselling Author of the Kádár Regime — The Story of András Berkesi

András Berkesi wrote a multitude of spy stories and adventure novels, becoming one of the star authors of the era, and was also awarded the Attila József Prize. Officially, no one has ever held him accountable for torturing, humiliating, and handing over people to the Russians to be taken to the gulag.

Emese Hulej
16.03.2025
The Hungarian Lunar Radar Experiment
CULTURE & SOCIETY

The Hungarian Lunar Radar Experiment

‘Their achievements in the following years are also remarkable because they worked in a complete vacuum, relying only on their own research and calculations. By March 1944 Bay’s team had reached the point where they could target the “locating” of the Moon—that is, capturing microwave signals reflected from the Moon’s surface.’

Barnabás Leimeiszter
16.03.2025
Outlaws, Hussars, Freedom Fighters — 5 Films about 15 March and Its Aftermath
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Outlaws, Hussars, Freedom Fighters — 5 Films about 15 March and Its Aftermath

15 March have been portrayed differently in each era. More recent productions focus on building a heroic myth or on reality, while before the regime change, the historical events of the 1848–49 Revolution were rather wrapped in a subtle critique of socialism. Magyar Krónika has collected five Hungarian films that bring the revolutionary events to life.

Dániel Német
15.03.2025
The Heyday of Chivalric Culture in Hungary Under the Angevin Kings
CULTURE & SOCIETY

The Heyday of Chivalric Culture in Hungary Under the Angevin Kings

‘It was an unprecedented period in Hungarian chivalric culture when Charles restored the authority of royal power, and Louis reaped the benefits of his father’s policies. At this time the court of the Hungarian kings had international clout and a network of contacts indeed, with King Louis corresponding with influential figures such as poet Petrarch and famous Florentine chancellor Coluccio Salutati.’

László Veszprémy
14.03.2025
Hungarian Universities Make Major Strides in Global Rankings
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Hungarian Universities Make Major Strides in Global Rankings

Hungarian universities have achieved remarkable progress in the 2025 QS World University Rankings by Subject, with 12 institutions advancing in global standings. The results highlight Hungary’s growing competitiveness in disciplines such as medicine, computer science, and materials science.

Ádám Bráder
14.03.2025
Snow White Premiere Cancelled by Disney
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Snow White Premiere Cancelled by Disney

After a year of delay due to many controversies, Disney’s live-action film adaptation of Snow White is only days away from its theatrical release. However, yet another controversy, alleged tensions between the film’s two stars, progressive Rachel Zegler and Israeli Gal Gadot, over the Palestine–Israel conflict prompted the studio to cancel a major premiere event in London.

Márton Losonczi
13.03.2025
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