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  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, CURRENT

4 June: Hungary’s Day of National Unity Remembers the Trianon Treaty

On 4 June, Hungary marks the Day of National Unity, commemorating the 1920 Treaty of Trianon, which redefined the country’s borders and left millions of ethnic Hungarians outside the nation’s territory. The day honours shared identity beyond borders….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 04.06.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, CURRENT

Technology in the Classroom: MCC Panel Discusses the New Era’s Conundrum

Glenn Fahey, Catherine L’Ecuyer, János Setényi, and Avrum Tomer have discussed the benefits and drawbacks of using new technology, primarily AI, in the public education system to teach our children on Day 2 of the Mathias Corvinus Collegium’s Budapest Budapest…
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 04.06.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

The Last Romantics — Classical Beauty Brought Alive at Hotel Clark Budapest

‘ART CORNER is an ongoing project by Hotel Clark and Leo Bistro that brings art into everyday life, in a relaxed and welcoming setting. The Last Romantics is a perfect example of this mission: an exhibition that honours the past,…
  • Konrád Gazdag
  • ‎ —‎ 03.06.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Uzbekistan–Hungary Trade and Economic Cooperation: Current Trends and Future Prospects

‘Hungary views Uzbekistan as an important partner in Central Asia, while Tashkent, in turn, sees Hungary as a potential “entry point” into the EU economic space. Key drivers of future growth could include the development of production and logistics chains…
  • Bekhzodbek Paygamov
  • ‎ —‎ 03.06.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, CURRENT

Uzbekistan and Hungary: New Horizons of Mutually Beneficial Environmental Cooperation

‘In June 2024 Hungarian eco-activists participated in the International Environmental Camp in Samarkand, organized by the Zamin Foundation with the support of the Ministry of Ecology, UNICEF, UNDP, FAO, and other partners. This event strengthened the ties between the youth…
  • Shokhruz Samadov
  • ‎ —‎ 03.06.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Budapest — A Refreshing Canvas for Storytelling

‘As someone who is politically homeless, I have no interest in producing propaganda for any government or its leader. But I do believe Hungary’s policies—particularly its border fence and stringent asylum processes—offer a compelling case study in slowing mass immigration,…
  • Travis Brown
  • ‎ —‎ 03.06.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

JD Vance Favourite to Win in 2028 with Bookies, Followed by Third Trump Term

Major bookmakers are already taking bets for the winner of the 2028 US presidential election. According to the odds, Vice President JD Vance is the favourite right now, followed by, surprisingly, a third term by President Trump….
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 03.06.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

The Extraordinary Virtues of Cardinal Kung

‘The story of Cardinal Kung is that of a faithful shepherd—a saintly figure who refused to renounce God and His Church, despite the consequences of a life sentence imposed by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Three months before his arrest…
  • Fr. Mario Alexis Portella
  • ‎ —‎ 03.06.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Blue Planet Podcast Highlights Urgency of Protecting Ecosystems from Invasive Species

Preserving native species and biodiversity is essential in slowing the spread of invasive species and minimizing their damage, emphasized former President János Áder and ecologist László Garamszegi in the latest episode of the Blue Planet podcast….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 02.06.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, REVIEW

Termez Dialogue: A New Era of Central–South Asian Connectivity

The first Termez Dialogue brought together leaders, experts, and stakeholders from Central and South Asia to discuss regional connectivity, peace, and development. Held in the historic city of Termez, the forum emphasized shared heritage and the urgent need for cooperation…
  • Eldor Aripov
  • ‎ —‎ 02.06.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, OPINION

Letter from Jerusalem — Part III

‘It is important to understand the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate’s place in the intricate interplay of local and international as well as sacred and profane interests that often seems to govern every important decision in the Holy Land. Pious pronouncements…from Europe…
  • Nicholas Tobias
  • ‎ —‎ 01.06.2025
Elvira Valentini
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

A Teacher from Kolozsvár, One of Our First Female Scientists — The Story of Elvira Valentini

‘[Elvira Valentini] had always been interested in the flora of the Balkans…She thought that in Fiume, after teaching, she would explore the countryside and continue her scientific work. But that was not to be. A few months later, war broke…
  • Emese Hulej
  • ‎ —‎ 01.06.2025
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CULTURE & SOCIETY

A Healthy City Starts with Healthy Trees — The Stockholm System in Budapest
CULTURE & SOCIETY

A Healthy City Starts with Healthy Trees — The Stockholm System in Budapest

In Stockholm, the old, not very nature-friendly method of planting trees was abandoned about a decade ago, and since then, tree-planting projects have been constantly looking to support urban trees and thus all other organisms—including humans—with a more complex but in many ways more rewarding solution.

translated by Hungarian Conservative
05.05.2024
The Hungarians and the Turkic Peoples: Relatives, Enemies, or Friends?
CULTURE & SOCIETY

The Hungarians and the Turkic Peoples: Relatives, Enemies, or Friends?

The Hungarian and Turkic people (or rather, peoples) are connected in many cultural and even genetic ways. The Byzantine emperor Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus called the Hungarian conquerors ‘Turks’, and the sons of the House of Árpád (Turul gens in medieval Hungarian sources) were later called ‘Princes of Turkey’ by the Byzantines. In the origin myth of the Hungarian royal dynasty, the ‘Turul bird’ is also of Turkish origin, as the symbol of the Sky and of the supreme God of Turkish myths, where it appears as toġrïl or toğrul.

Zoltán Pető
04.05.2024
The April Attacks on Coptic Christians in Egypt Are Both an Extremist Atrocity and a Technological Tragedy
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

The April Attacks on Coptic Christians in Egypt Are Both an Extremist Atrocity and a Technological Tragedy

‘Rather than an extremist group exploiting a social media platform to recruit vulnerable people, what took place last week appears to be quite the opposite. Decentralized local communities, far from governmental reach, are utilizing social media platforms to hype themselves up into a state where riotous violence becomes a necessary consequence. The ultimate conclusion to this sad series of events is that Egypt, as a centralized authority, is struggling to monitor these autonomous decentralized social media groups, and therefore these “Islamic vigilantism” incidents may continue to occur.’

Wael Taji
03.05.2024
Shooting Stars to Light up the Night Skies on International Star Wars Day
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Shooting Stars to Light up the Night Skies on International Star Wars Day

During the Eta Aquariids meteor shower the observed meteors are of outstanding velocity, as they arrive at an extremely high speed of approximately 66 km/s and abruptly decelerate upon entering the Earth’s atmosphere. This year, the shower will reach its peak early Sunday morning (GMT+2).

Ádám Bráder
02.05.2024
Keep an Eye on America — The American Launch of The Genius of America by Hungarian Minister of Culture and Innovation János Csák
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Keep an Eye on America — The American Launch of The Genius of America by Hungarian Minister of Culture and Innovation János Csák

President of the publishing company Angelico Press John Riess expressed his hope that many American readers would find János Csák’s recent book The Genius of America a fresh take on the U.S., stating: ‘We’re always being exhorted to have an honest conversation about the issues of race or gender or privilege. So, let’s also have one about the country itself, what it meant to our ancestors and what it might still mean to us. Read The Genius of America, comment, argue, discuss, contend, debate. That is, at least I hope, still the American way.’

Ildikó Antal-Ferencz
02.05.2024
Historical Breakthrough for Hungarian Dog Breeds at World Dog Show
CULTURE & SOCIETY DIASPORA

Historical Breakthrough for Hungarian Dog Breeds at World Dog Show

It was an initiative where expert breeding and handling on three different continents that made this incredible success possible. Cudar, the third-placed Kuvasz, was bred in Brazil, with a Hungarian heart. Now living in America, it came back to Europe to demonstrate to the world the beauty, values and power of this incredible Hungarian breed.

Beatrix Snyder and Kinga Kanyó (Kuvasz World)
02.05.2024
The Blue Rambler Shows the Way — An Exhibition of Barna Burger’s Blue Trail Photographs Opened in Budapest
CULTURE & SOCIETY

The Blue Rambler Shows the Way — An Exhibition of Barna Burger’s Blue Trail Photographs Opened in Budapest

Standing at sunrise on a rocky lookout point on the Gerecse mountain, listening to the babel of birds singing in the Bakony, reaching a small village in Zemplén at noon bell, or chatting with the locals in one of the village shops, an oasis for the weary wanderer; all of this enrich the National Blue Trail experience with something that is beyond the idea of an obvious inner journey, offering also a reinterpretation of the concept of homeland.

translated by Hungarian Conservative
01.05.2024
Celebrating Labour Day in Hungary — A Conservative Perspective
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Celebrating Labour Day in Hungary — A Conservative Perspective

Is 1 May is a communist holiday, a Catholic feast, a folk tradition, or a universal celebration of labour? Whichever way we look at it, what is certain is that all those who work deserve respect and a break from work on a beautiful spring day.

Botond Szabó
01.05.2024
A Conversation with Lieutenant Colonel (res.) Yaron Buskila Who Fought Against 40 Terrorists on 7 October
CULTURE & SOCIETY

A Conversation with Lieutenant Colonel (res.) Yaron Buskila Who Fought Against 40 Terrorists on 7 October

‘Colonel Buskila explained that ‘‘there were two waves of the attack: in the first, there were the 2500 terrorists who infiltrated Israel and then in the second wave hundreds, maybe one thousand Gazan civilians took advantage of the fact that their border was open and rushed into Israel with knives just to kill people and steal.’’ Colonel Buskila added that these Gazans didn’t spare anything, and after they killed Israeli civilians in the kibbutzim, they stole everything, even the batteries, from those Israeli civilians’ cars whom they murdered.’

Sáron Sugár
30.04.2024
Hungarian Film Day Events Begin Today
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Hungarian Film Day Events Begin Today

More than a hundred Hungarian films will be available on nineteen television channels, rarely seen Hungarian films will be screened in cinemas, and almost all streaming platforms available in Hungary will join the celebration of Hungarian film starting on 29 April, the National Film Institute announced.

Ádám Bráder
29.04.2024
President Tamás Sulyok’s Work on Finding a Balance Between EU Law and National Constitutionalism
CULTURE & SOCIETY

President Tamás Sulyok’s Work on Finding a Balance Between EU Law and National Constitutionalism

‘The approach advocated for by Tamás Sulyok is not the reverse of the European Court of Justice’s primacy over national constitutional courts. Contrary to the view of some misguided alarmists, Sulyok did not argue for the unquestionable primacy of the Hungarian interpretation of national constitutions over the European. In fact, in Tamás Sulyok’s view, the relations between the two does not have to be hierarchical at all, with one having the ultimate interpretative power with regards to the constitutions of the EU member states.’

Lili Zemplényi
29.04.2024
Frontiers of Our Diaspora: Hungarian Emigrants in Bolivia
CULTURE & SOCIETY DIASPORA

Frontiers of Our Diaspora: Hungarian Emigrants in Bolivia

Refugee groups started trickling in after the catastrophic defeat of the Austro–Hungarian empire in the First World War and the dismembering of the historical Hungarian Kingdom, resulting in the loss of many ethnically Hungarian territories for Hungary. The destruction of the war and the discriminative policies of the new states prompted many Hungarians to seek a better life beyond the sea. Latin America soon became an important emigration target, as the United States started to severely restrict immigration from Eastern Europe in the 1920s.

Dániel Farkas
29.04.2024
Hungarian Student Wins Best Delegate Award at Model United Nations Conference
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Hungarian Student Wins Best Delegate Award at Model United Nations Conference

Boldizsár Nagy told M1 that the competitors were given a predetermined topic: the protection of civilians in an armed conflict and the role of youth in matters of peace and security.

Ádám Bráder
29.04.2024
Adalbert of Prague, Saint of the Peoples of Central Europe
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Adalbert of Prague, Saint of the Peoples of Central Europe

Politics permeated St Adalbert’s tragic life as much as the birth of the then-nascent and emerging states of Poland, Bohemia, and Hungary. That is the way Adalbert became the patron saint of all three Central and Eastern European Kingdoms, helping them to preserve their independence and join medieval Europe as autonomous Christian communities.

László Veszprémy
28.04.2024
The Historical Construct of Iran’s Theocracy
CULTURE & SOCIETY

The Historical Construct of Iran’s Theocracy

Shi’ism, as a branch of Islam, evolved through a Gnostic approach to God (i.e., having an intimate knowledge and spirituality with Allah and acknowledging a hierarchy of angels). Shi’ites, who are seen as heretical by Sunnis, believe that we have free will, are responsible for our own actions, and are called to conduct ourselves according to the design of Allah’s justice, which is revealed through a series of signs, the most important being prophecy and the guidance of the imams.

Fr. Mario Alexis Portella
27.04.2024
’From the river to the sea, Arab leaders do not want to see any Jew,’ Co-chair of the Israeli Sovereignty Movement States
CULTURE & SOCIETY

’From the river to the sea, Arab leaders do not want to see any Jew,’ Co-chair of the Israeli Sovereignty Movement States

In the latest episodes of the Danube Institute’s podcast co-chair of the Israeli Sovereignty Movement Nadia Matar spoke about the nature of radical Islamist terrorism. To demonstrate her point, she showed a flag from the city of Bethlehem with the Arabic phrase ‘We will murder Jews on Saturdays and we will murder Christians on Sundays’ written on it.

Ibolya Lubiczki
27.04.2024
Insanely Woke Head of Child Safety Fired From Google
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Insanely Woke Head of Child Safety Fired From Google

The former Head of Child safety lost her job at the tech giant for taking part in a sit-in protest against Google doing business with the Israeli government. However, a subsequent search into her social media history uncovered that she has also had very strange opinions on sexual assault.

Márton Losonczi
24.04.2024
Record-Breaking Attendance and Sensational Performances Promised by Budapest Park
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Record-Breaking Attendance and Sensational Performances Promised by Budapest Park

Among others, Tom Morello (Rage Against The Machine), Parov Stelar, Thievery Corporation, Yungblud, Body Count featuring Ice-T, Take That, Scooter, Bring Me The Horizon, Carl Cox, Rise Against, and Thomas Anders are featured in the Budapest Park’s lineup this year.

Ádám Bráder
24.04.2024
Hungarian Design Brands Shine at Milan Design Week Showcasing Budapest
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Hungarian Design Brands Shine at Milan Design Week Showcasing Budapest

An independent exhibition focusing on Hungarian design was presented at one of the world’s largest design events, Milan Design Week, at the Triennale Milano Museum building earlier this week.

Ádám Bráder
24.04.2024
Revealing the Facts: A Brief History of the Employment of Women in Hungary
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Revealing the Facts: A Brief History of the Employment of Women in Hungary

‘On average, women hold one third of managerial positions in the EU. In Hungary, the figure has been 39–40 per cent since 2010, and although it dropped a little during the COVID-19 pandemic, we are still among the top member states. ILO, the UN’s labour organization, also has a rate for senior and middle management positions in its databases, which is also above 35 per cent in Hungary.’

Piroska Szalai and Mátyás Zsolt Varga
24.04.2024
Counter-Globalization and Chinese Foreign Policy — Yan Xuetong at the the Danube Institute 
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Counter-Globalization and Chinese Foreign Policy — Yan Xuetong at the the Danube Institute 

The Chinese scholar observed that whereas technological advancement—from the telegraph and 5G or from the industrial revolution to the digital age—progresses linearly, global politics exhibits ‘retrogressive’ dynamics or regression.  The First World War was a regression in comparison to the calm times of before it began; the interwar years were a period of growth, while the Second World War was also a regression. In his view, the current era also represents a step backwards.

Botond Szabó
23.04.2024
Uniting the Right in the New European Parliament — Reality or Wishful Thinking?
CULTURE & SOCIETY POLITICS

Uniting the Right in the New European Parliament — Reality or Wishful Thinking?

While one might envision the European right as a cohesive entity, significant differences exist between the two prominent EP political groups, ECR and ID, particularly on crucial issues such as the war in Ukraine. As the summer EP elections draw nearer, the pressing question revolves around whether and how the conservative forces across the continent can be unified in the new parliament.

Joakim Scheffer
23.04.2024
‘We can’t live with a barbaric country and culture on our borders’ — A Discussion with Amiad Cohen
CULTURE & SOCIETY

‘We can’t live with a barbaric country and culture on our borders’ — A Discussion with Amiad Cohen

In a February episode of the Reflections from Budapest podcast the Director-General of the Tikvah Fund highlighted the neo-Marxist narrative in the West which holds that ‘weak is just’, and since the Palestinians are presented as weak, Israel is portrayed as their oppressor.

Sáron Sugár
23.04.2024
Sándor Petőfi Overseas — A Review of the Movie Now or Never! Screened in New York
CULTURE & SOCIETY DIASPORA

Sándor Petőfi Overseas — A Review of the Movie Now or Never! Screened in New York

‘I agree with those who think that historical authenticity should not be scrutinized in a historical adventure movie, because it should primarily work with exciting characters and a story that simply draws from historical events but does not aspire to document them. I still wonder where the vision of the course of history and its essential moments, mentioned by the producer, are to be found in the movie?’

Ildikó Antal-Ferencz
22.04.2024
Major Investments in Hungary — A Brief Overview
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Major Investments in Hungary — A Brief Overview

About 5 per cent of the Hungarian GDP is generated by the auto industry, therefore, initially, the EU’s decision to ban the sale of all new combustion-engine cars in 2035 was met with resistance in Hungary. Due to the ban, it is expected that from 2035 on practically only electric vehicles will be allowed to be sold in the European single market, which could have left the Hungarian economy that was dependent on the old technology vulnerable. Fortunately, however, Hungary showed a remarkable ability to adapt to the changing circumstances. In the past two years since the ban was proposed electric battery manufacturers have been engaged, which helps facilitate the green transition of the Hungarian car industry.

Lili Zemplényi
22.04.2024
Former Trump Adviser Urges Hard Response to Iran After Attack on Israel
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Former Trump Adviser Urges Hard Response to Iran After Attack on Israel

In a recent op-ed John Bolton argues that the White House failed to recognize that the real conflict in the region is not between the Palestinians or Arabs and Israel, but Iran’s war against Israel.

Dávid Nagy
22.04.2024
The First Great War of the Kingdom of Hungary and the Power of Prayer
CULTURE & SOCIETY

The First Great War of the Kingdom of Hungary and the Power of Prayer

The modern reader might scoff at the medieval chronicler’s words about divine assistance, even dismiss it as gibberish, as he rather tries to find rational reasons for military victory. This attitude, however, fit in perfectly with medieval thinking, and the protagonists were fully convinced that their success or failure was due to the gaining or lack of heavenly support.

László Veszprémy
21.04.2024
Revealing the Facts: A Brief History of Innovation in Hungary
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Revealing the Facts: A Brief History of Innovation in Hungary

Since 2017, the increase in the number of people employed in the high-tech sector has been larger than the increase in the number of people employed, and their share has also grown. This is the period when we were propelled into the EU lead. While in 2017 we were 0.9 percentage points above the EU average, by 2021 our lead had increased to 1.6 percentage points. During this time, the number of people working in the sector increased by a third to 300,000.

Piroska Szalai and Mátyás Zsolt Varga
20.04.2024
‘Fidesz will join a European political group in the next term,’ Top Candidate Declares
CULTURE & SOCIETY

‘Fidesz will join a European political group in the next term,’ Top Candidate Declares

Tamás Deutsch, leading candidate of Fidesz–KDNP in the European Parliament elections, discussed various important topics in his interview with Mandiner, including the recently adopted new migration pact, the composition of the EP after the upcoming elections, and the frozen EU funds due to Hungary.

Joakim Scheffer
19.04.2024
Revealing the Facts: A Brief History of the Tax System in Hungary
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Revealing the Facts: A Brief History of the Tax System in Hungary

From 2010 the Hungarian government changed the previous approach to taxation entirely. This meant a significant reduction in taxes on labour, leaving more money for employers and employees, a huge improvement in the efficiency of consumption tax collection, and the most attractive corporate tax rate in the EU. The government has no plans to increase tax rates but is developing innovations that will make tax compliance simpler, less administrative and more efficient for both the tax administration and the taxpayer. It is fair to say that Hungary’s tax innovation has now become a best practice for the EU.

Piroska Szalai, Kristóf Nagy and Mátyás Zsolt Varga
18.04.2024
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