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Migrants are helped off a boat by members of the Spanish Red Cross and Guardia Civil officers at La Restinga port in El Hierro, Canary Islands, Spain on 4 February 2023.

European Parliament Accepts Controversial Migration Pact Despite Concerns from Member States

The European Parliament today adopted a new regulation reforming the EU’s migration and asylum policy, including measures for expedited asylum processing and solidarity in distributing migrants among member states. The pact, strongly opposed by Hungary, aims to relocate asylum seekers, provide financial support to heavily burdened countries, and establish uniform procedures for refugee recognition and protection.

Hungary Leads the Way in Green Economy, Government Commissioner States

‘Green energy production, storage, utilization, and recycling: this is how the green economy is built, of which Hungary is a leader in the world, not a follower’, Government Commissioner László György stated in Debrecen, encouraging citizens to fill in the green energy consultation questionnaire.

Cultivating a New Generation of ‘Aristo-Populist’ Statesmen — An Interview with John Burtka

‘There was a period in American history when elite financial interests were aligned with the national interest. Now, those are diverging. I’m calling for cultivating a contemporary sense of noblesse oblige and a solidarity with everyday people, while still maintaining a class of people [who can govern] through merit and who care about culture, art, and serious liberal arts education.’

Hungary Calls for the ‘Cooperation of Sovereign States’ — Could It Work?

In the midst of tensions among the Visegrád Group countries, Viktor Orbán spoke about the potential for a partnership between Austria, Hungary, Slovakia, and Serbia. In what areas could these countries cooperate, and what difficulties might impede such a partnership?

EU Struggles to Find a United Voice on the Israel–Hamas War

Within just a few days, the Commission has gone from announcing a complete suspension of aid to the Palestinians to tripling humanitarian aid to them. No wonder a special summit was soon needed to coordinate EU communication on the conflict in Israel.

University of Bath professor Bill Durodié.

‘What Ought to Happen Is a Celebration of Nation-States’ — An Interview with Professor Bill Durodié

According to Professor Durodié, the EU is a fundamentally anti-democratic set of institutions that excludes the voice of the people. It is a project that lost its sense of history and therefore does no longer know where it is going to.

Member States Dislike Electoral System Reform Despite EP Efforts

The current system involves separate national elections with varying rules and representation. The proposed changes aim to create a single European election, but critics argue that it would diminish the role of member states and distance voters from politicians. The majority of member states oppose the reforms.

Yoram Hazony and Viktor Orbán on 25 March 2019 at the Carmelite Monastery.

‘More Conservative Majority US States Should Follow the Example of Hungary and Israel’ – Yoram Hazony to The Rubin Report

Hazony suggests that significant change can be brought about in states with a Christian, Jewish, or conservative majority by creating a public culture similar to that of Israel or Hungary, where the focus is on living within the Biblical framework, building a better future, having children, teaching religion as a cultural inheritance, and serving in the military.

‘Tyranny’ of the Majority – Stronger Member States Want to Abolish Unanimity Again

Changing decision-making in areas crucial to state sovereignty would create a specific system of majority tyranny where, although it would be easier to adopt a Council position and bring together a majority of votes, political divisions would be further deepened and the democratic functioning and legitimacy of the Union as an institution would be undermined, and the long-term consequences of this would be unforeseeable in today’s already uncertain times of crisis.

St Thomas More: A Model for Politicians and Statesmen

The claim by politicians that our outward actions do not have to reflect our conscience because they are afraid of ‘imposing’ beliefs on others—which they do not—is sanctimonious. In fact, it is their way of thinking and their legislation that are an imposition on us.

Hungarian Conservative

Search results: united states

European Parliament Accepts Controversial Migration Pact Despite Concerns from Member States

Hungary Leads the Way in Green Economy, Government Commissioner States

Cultivating a New Generation of ‘Aristo-Populist’ Statesmen — An Interview with John Burtka

Hungary Calls for the ‘Cooperation of Sovereign States’ — Could It Work?

EU Struggles to Find a United Voice on the Israel–Hamas War

‘What Ought to Happen Is a Celebration of Nation-States’ — An Interview with Professor Bill Durodié

Member States Dislike Electoral System Reform Despite EP Efforts

‘More Conservative Majority US States Should Follow the Example of Hungary and Israel’ – Yoram Hazony to The Rubin Report

‘Tyranny’ of the Majority – Stronger Member States Want to Abolish Unanimity Again

St Thomas More: A Model for Politicians and Statesmen

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