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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
Hungary Ramps Up Protection of Energy Infrastructure over Possible Ukrainian Sabotage

CULTURE & SOCIETY

  • 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
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, CURRENT

Paris Saint-Germain Blow Out Inter to Claim First UCL Title

In the most lopsided scoreline in the history of the finals of the primary European club competition, Paris Saint-Germain beat Internazionale 5–0 in Munich, Germany. Transylvanian Hungarian István Kovács refereed the historic game….
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 01.06.2025
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CULTURE & SOCIETY

Renaissance Commemorative Year Set to Commence in Vác This Weekend
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Renaissance Commemorative Year Set to Commence in Vác This Weekend

Visitors of the city can attend a months-long series of events celebrating the golden age of the Hungarian Renaissance, including period-authentic exhibitions and culinary programmes, and can also take part in period craft workshops.

Márton Losonczi
10.04.2024
Disney Stock Tanks as Company Reelects Woke Board
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Disney Stock Tanks as Company Reelects Woke Board

Conservative investor Nelson Peltz was trying to get new members elected to the board of directors at the 3 April shareholders meeting and thus steer the company away from their woke agenda, to no avail. The same woke board members retained their positions, to which the market, expecting a change, did not react well.

Márton Losonczi
09.04.2024
No-Go Zones, Immigration and Integration Discussed at MCC Budapest
CULTURE & SOCIETY

No-Go Zones, Immigration and Integration Discussed at MCC Budapest

At the launch event of the new book published by MCC Press and the Migration Research Institute titled Kié itt a tér? (Who does this space belong to?) a panel discussion was held on the dire consequences of uncontrolled immigration, the failures of integration, and possible solutions.

Ádám Bráder
09.04.2024
Revealing the Facts: A Brief History of the Hungarian GDP
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Revealing the Facts: A Brief History of the Hungarian GDP

GDP per capita growth has been above the EU-27 average in every year since 2010, so the Hungarian economy has grown faster than the EU average. Our decline in 2020 was also below average, and even below the large decline in 2009—despite the fact that the EU average decline in 2020 was larger than in 2009.

Piroska Szalai, Kristóf Nagy and Mátyás Zsolt Varga
09.04.2024
The Prime Minister of 15 Million Hungarians — Celebrating the Birthday of József Antall
CULTURE & SOCIETY

The Prime Minister of 15 Million Hungarians — Celebrating the Birthday of József Antall

92 years ago today, Hungary’s first freely elected prime minister in the post-communist era, József Antall, was born. His legacy continues to wield significant influence in Hungarian politics today.

Joakim Scheffer
08.04.2024
Why Conservative Education Policy Is the Way to Go
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Why Conservative Education Policy Is the Way to Go

The conservative education policy advocated by the Hungarian government has faced substantial criticism from the left recently. Responding to the accusations from the left, János Setényi, Director of the Learning Institute of the Mathias Corvinus Collegium (MCC) gave a brief interview to Hungarian Conservative.

Joakim Scheffer
08.04.2024
Viktor Orbán a ‘New Kind of Eurosceptic,’ POLITICO Says
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Viktor Orbán a ‘New Kind of Eurosceptic,’ POLITICO Says

‘In the Hungarian leader, the EU faces a new type of Eurosceptic, one who doesn’t want to leave the bloc but instead shape it, putting his stamp on policies from support to Ukraine to the fight against climate change to migration,’ POLITICO wrote in their recently published analysis about PM Orbán’s foreign policy approach to the Brussels leadership.

Márton Losonczi
08.04.2024
Margaret Island Open-Air Theatre Returns in May with a Rock Opera
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Margaret Island Open-Air Theatre Returns in May with a Rock Opera

From 19 May to 11 September, theatrical performances, concerts, dance shows, opera galas, classical ballets, and operas will await audiences at the Margaret Island Open-Air Stage, as stated by Managing Director and Artistic Director of the theatre Teodóra Bán.

Ádám Bráder
08.04.2024
‘The bigger the win, the greater the golden age of Israel will be the day after’ — A Discussion with Brigadier General (res.) Amir Avivi
CULTURE & SOCIETY

‘The bigger the win, the greater the golden age of Israel will be the day after’ — A Discussion with Brigadier General (res.) Amir Avivi

According to General Avivi, Hamas’s brutal attack on 7 October in Israel was possible because of two terrible decisions: the Oslo Accords and the 2005 disengagement of Israeli troops from Gaza. The Oslo Accords implemented in 1994 resulted in the withdrawal of Israeli troops from the major cities of Gaza and the transfer of weapons and control to the Palestinian Authority. This decision resulted in Gaza, previously not considered a significant military issue, becoming a top security problem for Israel.

Sáron Sugár
08.04.2024
Bringing Light Behind the Iron Curtain — The Special Relationship between Roger Scruton and Central Europe
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Bringing Light Behind the Iron Curtain — The Special Relationship between Roger Scruton and Central Europe

Roger Scruton had a special interest in and affection for Central Europe, cultivating a symbiotic relationship with the region. His work influenced the political, cultural, and social dynamics of many CEE countries just as profoundly as they shaped his own work and worldview. In tribute to the British conservative philosopher, a conference was held in Budapest, with a specific focus on Scruton’s ties to Central Europe.

Joakim Scheffer
08.04.2024
Where Did Our Parents and Grandparents Go Shopping? — The Forgotten Pomp of Rákóczi Road
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Where Did Our Parents and Grandparents Go Shopping? — The Forgotten Pomp of Rákóczi Road

On the left side of today’s Rákóczi Road, on the way to Astoria, stood the Úttörő és Ifjúsági (Pioneer and Youth) State Store, which opened in the autumn of 1950 and was one of the most important shopping outlets for the youth of the time. Among its main goods were children’s clothing, sports and play equipment, children’s furniture, and, of course, as its name suggests, pioneer paraphernalia as well.

translated by Hungarian Conservative
07.04.2024
Revealing the Facts: A Brief History of Earnings in Hungary
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Revealing the Facts: A Brief History of Earnings in Hungary

A sustained and substantial improvement in earnings started in 2013 in Hungary. In that year the country managed to repay its previous IMF loan, giving the government more freedom to reform and restructure the tax system, including reducing taxes on labour. The six-year minimum wage agreement launched in 2017 doubled the minimum wage for jobs requiring qualifications by 2022 and increased the overall minimum wage by 80 per cent.

Piroska Szalai and Mátyás Zsolt Varga
06.04.2024
Family Event Honours the Legacy of J.R.R. Tolkien at the National Library of Foreign Literature on Saturday
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Family Event Honours the Legacy of J.R.R. Tolkien at the National Library of Foreign Literature on Saturday

At the library located in the centre of the city visitors will have a chance to create souvenir cards with Elvish script, learn the secrets of Elvish braiding, participate in quizzes and group singing, and browse through the products offered at the Middle-earth market.

Ádám Bráder
05.04.2024
How the CIA Uses Journalists According to American Whistleblower
CULTURE & SOCIETY

How the CIA Uses Journalists According to American Whistleblower

The Hungarian daily Magyar Nemzet talked to József Horváth, senior security policy fellow at the Center for Fundamental Rights, about former CIA agent and whistleblower John Stockwell’s revelations about the American intelligence agencies’ nefarious practices and collaborations with the mainstream media.

Márton Losonczi
04.04.2024
Young Couples Continue to Show Interest in CSOK Plus Scheme
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Young Couples Continue to Show Interest in CSOK Plus Scheme

According to the applications for the CSOK Plus submitted in the first two months of the year, two-thirds of the couples requesting the loan are childless. This shows that couples have been encouraged to dare to start a family.

Ádám Bráder
04.04.2024
Revealing the Facts: A Brief History of Employment in Hungary
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Revealing the Facts: A Brief History of Employment in Hungary

In the second part of our series looking at important facts concerning the Hungarian economy and society, our authors shed light on how the Orbán governments have managed to achieve a spectacular turnaround in terms of employment after 2010.

Piroska Szalai, Kristóf Nagy and Mátyás Zsolt Varga
04.04.2024
Market Value of Hungarian Football Players Increases
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Market Value of Hungarian Football Players Increases

SC Freiburg winger Roland Sallai’s value has been raised to €15 million from €12 million by the online football database Transfermarkt.com. Meanwhile, Dominik Szoboszlai, currently in an intense title race with Liverpool, remains our highest-valued player at €75 million.

Márton Losonczi
03.04.2024
MCC‘s Free Leadership Academy for Young Graduates Open for Applications
CULTURE & SOCIETY

MCC‘s Free Leadership Academy for Young Graduates Open for Applications

The one-year programme starting in the autumn begins with intensive preparation, focusing on imparting basic competencies and knowledge, followed by a six-month period during which students gain deeper insights into the essence of leadership.

Ádám Bráder
02.04.2024
Sanctions Are Not Effective — Even POLITICO Says So
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Sanctions Are Not Effective — Even POLITICO Says So

A recent opinion piece published by POLITICO discusses the ineffectiveness of Western sanctions on Russia. The article aligns closely with the stance of the Hungarian government, asserting that punitive measures will not bring about an end to the conflict due to economic and energy interdependencies between Russia and the West.

Joakim Scheffer
02.04.2024
Celebrating Legendary Footballer Ferenc Puskás’ Birthday, On the Day He Always Preferred
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Celebrating Legendary Footballer Ferenc Puskás’ Birthday, On the Day He Always Preferred

Although the legendary Hungarian footballer was born on 1 April 1927, he always celebrated his birthday on 2 April, as he did not like the fact that it happened to fall on April Fools’ Day. He captained the legendary Mighty Magyar side of the 1950s, leading them to an Olympic gold and a World Cup final. He won the European Cup with Real Madrid three times, scoring four goals in the 1960 final—a record unbroken since.

Márton Losonczi
02.04.2024
Revealing the Facts: A Brief History of Inflation in Hungary
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Revealing the Facts: A Brief History of Inflation in Hungary

In the first article of our new series offering in-depth analyses focusing on the Hungarian economy and society our authors look at inflation in Hungary in a historical context.

Piroska Szalai and Mátyás Zsolt Varga
02.04.2024
Vatican II Sixty Years on
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Vatican II Sixty Years on

Sixty years ago, began the most important event in the history of the Catholic Church in the twentieth century, the twenty-third ecumenical council…It will be the task of a generation to continue, in a rational and balanced way, to implement the teaching of Vatican II, which today is under a great deal of tension.

László Gájer
01.04.2024
How Did Our Ancestors Celebrate Easter?
CULTURE & SOCIETY

How Did Our Ancestors Celebrate Easter?

Easter is the most solemn celebration in the Christian world, commemorating the redemptive death on the cross and resurrection of Jesus Christ. In addition to egg-painting and sprinkling water, there are many folk customs and traditions associated with Easter, which you can read below in the collection of Magyar Krónika.

translated by Hungarian Conservative
01.04.2024
When Maidens Died of Easter Monday Sprinkling
CULTURE & SOCIETY

When Maidens Died of Easter Monday Sprinkling

In Reform Era Hungary, on Easter Monday in the countryside maidens would be grabbed by boys, dragged to the nearest river and ‘dipped’ in it. If there was no river nearby, they would be taken to wells, laid in troughs and doused with cold water. On more than one occasion the poor girls would get a stroke from the cold water or die of pneumonia a few days later.

translated by Hungarian Conservative
01.04.2024
‘The Idea of a Christian Society’
CULTURE & SOCIETY

‘The Idea of a Christian Society’

‘Today, we are faced with the fact that in our pluralistic societies, it seems to pose an insurmountable challenge to agree on a generally accepted moral standard, with values that provide common foundations.’

Koppány Zsombor Nádor
31.03.2024
Christ Is Risen from the Dead: The Essence of Easter Sunday
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Christ Is Risen from the Dead: The Essence of Easter Sunday

‘Easter, just like Christmas, has been trivialized in various parts of the world. There seems to be more attention given to spending time with the Easter bunny or going on an Easter egg hunt, as opposed to going to church to partake of the Paschal mystery. Easter has become inconsequential because the modernist message focuses on pleasure, instead of joy or fulfilment; and the latter can only be arrived at by bearing our daily cross.’

Fr. Mario Alexis Portella
31.03.2024
Yevreyskaya, the Jewish Autonomous Oblast of the Russian Federation
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Yevreyskaya, the Jewish Autonomous Oblast of the Russian Federation

‘Ideologically, the notion of a Jewish autonomous region resonated deeply with the socialist ethos of equality and collective ownership championed by the Bolsheviks, principles that find resonance in Article 6 of the Russian Constitution. This constitutional provision affirms the socialist ideals of social justice, equal opportunity, and solidarity, serving as a guiding light for the creation of a territory where Jews could exercise their right to self-determination while actively participating in the collective endeavour of building socialism.’

Edina Julianna Haiszky
30.03.2024
The Good Friday Martyrdom of Bishop Vilmos Apor
CULTURE & SOCIETY

The Good Friday Martyrdom of Bishop Vilmos Apor

Vilmos Apor is known as the Bishop of the Poor, and as the martyred prelate who was fatally wounded defending the girls and women under his protection from Soviet soldiers on the Good Friday of 1945.

Hungarian Conservative
29.03.2024
Folk Customs on the Quietest Day of the Church Year
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Folk Customs on the Quietest Day of the Church Year

In rural communities it was believed that those who bathe before sunrise on Good Friday will catch no disease. This ablution was considered not only beneficial against illnesses, but also a beautifier. After washing, the Szeged girls who went to the Tisza combed their hair under the willows so that their hair would grow just as long as the willow branches or the length of the Tisza.

Hungarian Conservative
29.03.2024
Traditional Four-Day Hollókő Easter Festival Coming Again This Year
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Traditional Four-Day Hollókő Easter Festival Coming Again This Year

The four-day holiday festival in Hollókő, Hungary will feature traditional Easter festivities such as ‘rattling,’ ‘locsolkodás,’ and egg colouring; as well as professional folk musicians giving live performances. The Old Village of Hollókő has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1987.

Márton Losonczi
29.03.2024
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