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OPINION

  • OPINION, POLITICS

Shady Trial in Bosnia and Herzegovina — The Court Case of Milorad Dodik

‘The verdict is expected on 26 February 2025. Until then, one thing is clear: this trial is not an act of justice but a dirty political manoeuvre with potentially devastating consequences for Bosnia and Herzegovina. It will not only decide…
  • Elena Fritz
  • ‎ —‎ 26.02.2025
  • OPINION

The Trump Phenomenon from a Bird’s-Eye View

Donald Trump likely would not have made it through the Republican primaries had he run in 2012. In 2016, however, he was the only candidate to reject the new absurd language norms imposed by the woke movement and the only…
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 25.02.2025
  • OPINION

Ukraine, EU Lost in New Reality Entering the Fourth Year of War

‘As the war in Ukraine enters its fourth year, the world faces an entirely new reality. A reality where Russia and Putin are no longer portrayed as the greatest evil. A reality where diplomacy is once again regarded as the…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 24.02.2025
  • OPINION, PHILOSOPHY

What Two Kingdoms Doctrine Can Teach Us about Home: Joining Audrey Unverferth and Rod Dreher’s Conversation

‘Whether through Scripture, the teachings of the Church, or life experience, Christians learn that no relationship or physical place makes them truly at home. For Christians, it has always been challenging to find the right balance between our hope in…
  • Michael N. Jacobs
  • ‎ —‎ 23.02.2025
  • OPINION, POLITICS

JD Vance Treats the EU Like the EU Let Joe Biden Treat Hungary — Why the Complaint?

‘As Christoph Heusgen said, under the Biden regime, Washington and Brussels shared a “common value base”—apart from all those many continental voters and nations who did not share this same identikit set of leftist moral values, who had to be…
  • Steven Tucker
  • ‎ —‎ 22.02.2025
  • OPINION, PHILOSOPHY

Tackling Demographic Crisis Needs Collective Societal Rejuvenation

‘By rediscovering fundamental needs and values, we will eventually rediscover the need and motivation for having more children. This is a collective project that involves, first of all, ordinary people, philosophers, the church, artists, psychologists, and the government.’…
  • Soma Tölgyesi
  • ‎ —‎ 21.02.2025
data storage
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, OPINION

The Data Century — Hungary Must Act Now to Become a European Data Hub

‘Data sovereignty is increasingly critical in global politics, and controlling a substantial portion of Europe’s data infrastructure would give Hungary greater leverage in international affairs. If policymakers take this sector seriously, Hungary can emerge as a leader in data storage,…
  • Evan Nanaj
  • ‎ —‎ 21.02.2025
  • OPINION, POLITICS

Who’s a ‘Dictator’ and Who’s Not? Trump–Zelenskyy Row Exposes Western Hypocrisy

Western European leaders were quick to rally behind Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy after Donald Trump called him a dictator. However, those same leaders remained completely silent when, almost exactly one year ago, former US President Joe Biden accused Viktor Orbán…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 20.02.2025
  • OPINION, POLITICS

ICC Warrants — A ‘distortion of justice, morality, and international law’

‘Mr Khan also took the unusual step of convening a “panel of experts” in January 2024 “to support the evidence review and legal analysis” related to the Gaza case. After this, he announced his pursuit of arrest warrants as the…
  • Sáron Sugár
  • ‎ —‎ 20.02.2025
Shadow Mountain by contemporary American postmodern artist Donray
  • OPINION, PHILOSOPHY

The Relationship Between Deconstructionist Postmodern Society and the Decline of Traditional Western Values: The Problem of ‘Post-Truth’

‘Here the problem of postmodern thinking returns. If there is no truth, since everything is relative and free (but if there is an absolute truth, Derrida calls it totalitarianism), then in the marketplace of ideas, truth—since it does not exist—cannot…
  • József Krausz
  • ‎ —‎ 18.02.2025
  • OPINION, POLITICS

Trump’s Ukrainian Ordeal

‘The criminality in all this is that Zelenskyy and the U.S.-led West know that the Ukrainians are not going to win on the battlefield, and that Ukraine has effectively become an economic and politically dysfunctional rump state. Yet both want…
  • Mario Alexis Portella
  • ‎ —‎ 17.02.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, OPINION

JD Vance and the Next Chapter for ProLife America

‘Americans need a new vision. They need to see what the pro-life movement has been offering all along, but with new emphasis. As Vance demonstrates, the playbook for really moving past Roe is reintroducing young people to the beauty—and feasibility—of…
  • Evelyn Whitehead
  • ‎ —‎ 16.02.2025
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OPINION

Conservative Action that Shapes our Future — A Scruton Seminar
CULTURE & SOCIETY OPINION

Conservative Action that Shapes our Future — A Scruton Seminar

‘Throughout the seminar, one of the central themes that dominated the discussions, panels, and the overall atmosphere was the dichotomy between optimism and pessimism in how we confront reality. As conservatives, we often lean toward pessimism, but this isn’t entirely accurate, as deep within, we possess a profound desire for hope.’

José Maria Matias
29.10.2024
East Toward Home — An Exiled American Finds His Place Among the Magyars
OPINION

East Toward Home — An Exiled American Finds His Place Among the Magyars

‘Before I left for America on this trip, I complained to a Magyar friend about how stubborn Hungarians are, and how they refuse to change their ways of doing things, even when there is a plainly better way. “You’re right, we are like that,” she said. “But consider that our hard-headed temperamental conservatism is also the thing that makes us willing to stand up to Brussels and tell them to go to hell.” Touché.’

Rod Dreher
27.10.2024
Will the Expansion of BRICS Dethrone the Dollar as the World’s Reserve Currency?
OPINION POLITICS

Will the Expansion of BRICS Dethrone the Dollar as the World’s Reserve Currency?

Despite BRICS countries’ impressive recent expansion and acquired regional and international leverage both economically and politically, the US dollar’s position as the global reserve currency seems unshakable at present…Upon examining the situation globally, it can be observed that 90 per cent of all foreign exchange transactions in the world were conducted with the help of the US dollar.

Barna Péterfi – Olivér Hortay
26.10.2024
Material Consumerism: Our Path Towards an Unhappy Consciousness
OPINION PHILOSOPHY

Material Consumerism: Our Path Towards an Unhappy Consciousness

‘As modern consumer society has made consumption the root of identity, man has become a prisoner of the constant renewal of consumer demands…Contrary to early capitalist societies, people have completely reduced themselves to the self-as-consumer. The short excitement that accompanies consumption is all that modern man has left.’

Daniel de Liever
25.10.2024
Tech Timeout in Schools While Teaching Digital Skills Equals Healthier Young Generations
CULTURE & SOCIETY OPINION TECH

Tech Timeout in Schools While Teaching Digital Skills Equals Healthier Young Generations

‘Artificial intelligence (AI) literacy will undoubtedly be of paramount importance in the future, so teaching it, rather than letting children find harmful, addictive or otherwise destructive content themselves online is going to be the biggest challenge of protecting our youth.’

Mónika Mercz
25.10.2024
Thirty-Five Years of the Hungarian Republic — A Country Transformed
CULTURE & SOCIETY OPINION

Thirty-Five Years of the Hungarian Republic — A Country Transformed

‘The post–1989 period has not been free from debates and conflicts on how Hungary could and should assert its national interest while integrating into the Western order. The Left has been anxious about not integrating into and aligning with the “developed” West fast enough, while Conservatives have feared the loss of tradition, identity, and national consciousness in the melting pot of accelerating globalization.’

Dániel Farkas
24.10.2024
The Spirit of 1956 Shall Once Again Prevail
OPINION

The Spirit of 1956 Shall Once Again Prevail

‘The Hungarian people, who cherish freedom, will do everything in their power to defend their sovereignty. Just as in 1956, when we were the first Eastern European country under communist dictatorship to stand up against Moscow, Hungary is now leading the fight for freedom against the oppression of Brussels.’

Hungarian Conservative editorial
23.10.2024
Donald Trump’s Risky Tariff Proposal
OPINION

Donald Trump’s Risky Tariff Proposal

‘The U.S. has dramatically evolved since its founding, when tariffs were the only source of revenue for the federal government. Despite the higher costs falling on American consumers and the harms to U.S. employment and production, especially in the manufacturing sector, both the Trump campaign and the Biden–Harris administration have continued to defend the trade war tariffs.’

Mario Alexis Portella
20.10.2024
Scholz Ready to Negotiate with Putin — The First Ray of Hope in the Fog of War?
OPINION POLITICS

Scholz Ready to Negotiate with Putin — The First Ray of Hope in the Fog of War?

‘Scholz’s statement is the first ray of light piercing the fog of war that has shrouded Europe for the past two years. It could be downplayed, but Germany remains one of the EU’s most influential member states, and Berlin’s wright is undeniable, despite its current economic challenges. The experience of recent years shows that what Germany pushes for in the EU often becomes reality sooner or later.’

Joakim Scheffer
17.10.2024
Orbán the Villain, Trump the Devil — The Alternative Reality of the Ukraine War
OPINION POLITICS

Orbán the Villain, Trump the Devil — The Alternative Reality of the Ukraine War

‘Orbán is disinclined to vote on cementing anti-Russia sanctions for three years or sending more billions of dollars to Kyiv until after the US election. The race for the White House is incredibly tight, and the candidates stand starkly opposed on this critical issue. Forcing through the will of one side just days before an election and locking them down for three-quarters of their rival’s term would violate every democratic norm, principle, and value.’

Botond Szabó
15.10.2024
The Consequences of U.S. Support for Israel and Ukraine
OPINION POLITICS

The Consequences of U.S. Support for Israel and Ukraine

‘Donald Trump’s ‘‘peace through strength’’ strategy had given the impression that he was stronger than his opponent in foreign policy, especially since no new wars were initiated under his presidential term. Harris, on the other hand, has been desperately attempting to prove that she can offer the kind of muscular leadership expected by Americans from their commander in chief.’

Mario Alexis Portella
14.10.2024
The Last Success of a Hungarian Army Against the Turks: The Battle at Kenyérmező
CULTURE & SOCIETY OPINION

The Last Success of a Hungarian Army Against the Turks: The Battle at Kenyérmező

‘Hungary gave Western Europe time to prepare itself economically and militarily for centuries of struggle with the Turks. It is true, however, that Hungary projected the false impression that it alone could hold back the Turkish advance, which proved to be a tragic mistake. One thing is certain: the European public had much to be grateful for to the Hungarian armies of the time for these victories.’

László Veszprémy
13.10.2024
US Ambassador Pressman Criticizes FM Szijjártó Amid Week-Long Attacks on Hungary
OPINION POLITICS

US Ambassador Pressman Criticizes FM Szijjártó Amid Week-Long Attacks on Hungary

‘How many times has the US ambassador intervened in Hungary’s internal affairs through statements, social media posts, or other means? The figure is likely well over eleven. And how many times has the US President or Vice President labelled Hungary’s democratically elected prime minister a dictator? The answer is twice—which is two times more than it should ever be.’

Joakim Scheffer
11.10.2024
Centralization or Collapse? Draghi’s Controversial Plan to Save the EU — Part I
OPINION POLITICS

Centralization or Collapse? Draghi’s Controversial Plan to Save the EU — Part I

‘In sum, the report reflects the political views and values of the EU elite and can be seen as a tool to turn a problem into a crisis—an ‘existential challenge’—to justify the extension of EU powers at the expense of national sovereignty and decision-making.’

Norbert Szári
09.10.2024
Hurricane Kamala Takes Aim at Hungary
OPINION

Hurricane Kamala Takes Aim at Hungary

‘When Hungarians see emissaries from the imperial city on the Potomac expressing “concerns” about Hungarian policies, they should know that the U.S. ruling class is also “concerned” about ordinary Americans who don’t shut up and obey Washington diktats. That is cold comfort, but at least we patriotic conservatives, both Hungarian and American, are in the struggle together.’

Rod Dreher
08.10.2024
The Facts Behind Orbán’s Warning about the Rise of Asia
OPINION

The Facts Behind Orbán’s Warning about the Rise of Asia

‘In 2007, the combined economy of the six European nations in our example was more than ten times larger than that of the six Asian countries. Over the past 17 years, these Asian countries have grown by over 300 per cent—tripling in size—while Europe’s leading economies expanded by just 19 per cent. This means that the more than tenfold difference in 2007 has shrunk to just over four times (4.17).’

Botond Szabó
08.10.2024
7 October Anniversary: A Year of Mourning and Unbroken Resolve
OPINION

7 October Anniversary: A Year of Mourning and Unbroken Resolve

The events of 7 October will forever be etched in Israel’s history as a day of immense tragedy and resilience. That day was a moment when the nation confronted the depths of brutality, but also discovered a strength it never knew it needed. Amid the profound loss and an escalating fight for the right to exist free from terror and fear, one message reverberates louder than ever: Israel will endure, and its people will not be broken.

Dávid Nagy
07.10.2024
The Case for Immigration in America
OPINION

The Case for Immigration in America

‘A new study finds that 80 per cent of immigrants in the labor force are more likely to become entrepreneurs. Immigrant entrepreneurs have tended to have a more profound impact on overall labor demand by starting companies that hire new workers, creating a positive ripple-effect on the economy. In fact, as reported by Forbes, an estimated 45 per cent of Fortune 500 companies were founded by immigrants or their children, among them America’s top companies.’

Mario Alexis Portella
05.10.2024
How to Tackle the Devastating Effects of the European Green Deal?
OPINION

How to Tackle the Devastating Effects of the European Green Deal?

‘We all want to leave our children a world worth living in. There is no dispute about this among the members of European nations. Protecting the created and built world is not only our goal but also our duty. But to do so, we need sensible solutions. Firstly, we need to involve all stakeholders. The voices of those who bear the burden of the green transition must also be heard and listened to.’

Csaba Gondola
04.10.2024
A Synthesis of Traditional Conservatism
OPINION PHILOSOPHY

A Synthesis of Traditional Conservatism

‘I believe that the true ontological essence of conservatism is contained in the definition: conservatism is the making present of actuality. In this way, conservatism is bound both to the particularities of specific belonging cultures and to the wider belonging civilization…Conservatism as a political philosophy arises when the address of the aforementioned actuality is threatened.’

Andrej Lokar
04.10.2024
Is the War Closer to the End than We Think?
OPINION

Is the War Closer to the End than We Think?

‘Disillusionment in the West with Ukraine’s performance and ability to win the war has been rising for over a year. While a lot was expected from last year’s Ukrainian counter offensive, it ended up recapturing less than half the land Russia took in 2023. This year’s balance is not much better. Albeit it is true that Ukraine made an extravagant capture of lands in Kursk, on its own sovereign lands it claimed few to no successes.’

Lili Zemplényi
02.10.2024
ICC’s Loss of Face in Mongolia — Why Ulaanbaatar Failed to Arrest Putin
OPINION POLITICS

ICC’s Loss of Face in Mongolia — Why Ulaanbaatar Failed to Arrest Putin

‘Albeit few expected Mongolia to actually make the arrest, the case is nevertheless indeed a blow to the ICC’s credibility and generally to the Western institutional system. The unsurprising development of Putin walking away free exposes the fallacy of Western international institutions of having based their policies in the past couple of years on morality. The reality is that countries pursue their self-interest first and foremost, rather than doing “the morally right thing”.’

Lili Zemplényi
01.10.2024
Hawkish Gasbags in the Fog of War
OPINION

Hawkish Gasbags in the Fog of War

‘Ukraine is losing this war, indeed has likely lost it, and Washington is looking for a scapegoat for its colossal strategic failure. Viktor Orbán, who was right about this war from the beginning, is that scapegoat. If Harris wins in November, we can expect a narrative coming out of Washington saying that Ukraine and its allies would have prevailed if it had not been for Hungary stabbing Ukraine in the back.’

Rod Dreher
27.09.2024
It Is a Lot Harder to Lead a Country Than to Get Your Personal Life in Order
OPINION

It Is a Lot Harder to Lead a Country Than to Get Your Personal Life in Order

Péter Magyar of the Hungarian TISZA Party is trying to hand the Fidesz-KDNP coalition its first electoral defeat in twenty years while carrying unprecedented personal baggage with him. After his ex-wife, his recent ex-girlfriend has also come public with allegations of domestic abuse against him. This all comes following leaked footage showing him in a nightclub, dancing with girls much younger than him.

Márton Losonczi
26.09.2024
Hungary’s Place in the Global Order
OPINION

Hungary’s Place in the Global Order

‘Hungary may well find, as Australia has, that trade and investment with China can create long-term vulnerabilities as well as immediate economic benefits. After Australia called for a transparent international enquiry into the origins of the Wuhan virus, the Beijing government imposed bogus safety bans on some $20 billion worth of our exports. Despite the Australian government’s attempts to “normalise” relations, there’s now routine harassment of Australian ships and planes exercising freedom of navigation in the areas Beijing wants to dominate.’

Tony Abbott
26.09.2024
Is There Really a Polish American Vote?
OPINION

Is There Really a Polish American Vote?

‘For those whose hearts beat on both sides of the Atlantic, the more productive consideration is what this election signifies for U.S.–Poland relations. Poland, like the United States, is bitterly divided between cosmopolitan urban areas and more conservative and religious exurbs and rural areas. After eight years of single-party Law & Justice rule, Polish conservatives are momentarily weak and banking heavily on a second Trump administration.’

Michael O’Shea
24.09.2024
The Next Big Thing — When Does the Rule of Law Become the Rule of Lawyers?
OPINION

The Next Big Thing — When Does the Rule of Law Become the Rule of Lawyers?

‘We are at the start of a new era of stilted social relations, endless jobsworths protecting themselves from liability, grindingly rigid hiring rules, untold chilling effects, and general sclerosis in the arteries of capitalism. “The more numerous the laws, the more corrupt the state,” said Tacitus. To which I would add: the more numerous the lawyers, the more inured the people.’

Gavin Haynes
23.09.2024
A Burkean Antidote to Our Utopian Delusions
OPINION PHILOSOPHY

A Burkean Antidote to Our Utopian Delusions

‘To maintain social order, legitimate authority needs to be guarded so that popular sovereignty cannot derail in a popularity contest, which we witness today, for example in the American elections. It means that our leaders need to be honest about the human condition as well as provide a stability in which each person, in line with their talents and destiny, can thrive.‘

Daniel de Liever
22.09.2024
Accepting the Reality of a Probable Russian Victory
OPINION

Accepting the Reality of a Probable Russian Victory

‘Since the start of the war, 8 million Ukrainians have fled their country; another 3 million have emigrated to Russia. Aside the mass defections, because of Ukraine’s birth rate collapse to the lowest recorded level, Zelenskyy has been unwilling to mobilize men aged between 18 and 25—typically the bulk of any fighting force. The fear is that, since most of these men are childless, should such die or become incapacitated, future demographic prospects would dim further.’

Mario Alexis Portella
19.09.2024
Does the New UCL Format Even Feel Like Champions League Anymore?
CULTURE & SOCIETY OPINION

Does the New UCL Format Even Feel Like Champions League Anymore?

Hungarian national team captain Dominik Szoboszlai scored for Liverpool during their 3–1 win over AC Milan in the UEFA Champions League. On the same day Bayern Munich’s game ended in a rare 11-goal scoreline against Dinamo Zagreb, with the German side battering the Croats 9–2. But it seems that the fan fervour is just not the same as if this all had happened last year. There is a clear reason for that: the drastic UCL format change went into effect at the start of this season.

Márton Losonczi
19.09.2024
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