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EU Tariff Showdown: Can Germany and Hungary Avert a Full-Scale Trade War with China?

EU Member States are soon set to vote on the introduction of punitive tariffs on electric vehicles imported from China. In the informal vote held in July, only four member states opposed the measure, while 11 abstained. Now, it falls…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 24.09.2024
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, CURRENT

Sexual Revolution Discussed at Panel by MCC and XXI. Century Institute

Dorottya Baczoni, Rajmud Fekete, Gábor Megadja, and Gábor Csepregi took part in a captivating panel discussion at the Identity as a Political Weapon event hosted by Mathias Corvinus Collegium and XXI. Century Institute, talking about the sexual revolution that took…
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 24.09.2024
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Milan Fashion Week Features Hungary’s Finest in Fashion, Design, and Beauty

Hungarian fashion and creative brands, including established names and emerging talents, took centre stage at Milan Fashion Week’s Budapest Select presentation. Held at Casa degli Artisti, the event showcased Spring-Summer 2025 collections alongside luxury cosmetics and design products, highlighting Hungary’s…
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 24.09.2024
President Franklin D. Roosevelt greets the delegation of the Polish American Congress on 11 October 1944.
  • 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…
  • Michael O’Shea
  • ‎ —‎ 24.09.2024
  • CURRENT

Ukraine’s New Foreign Minister to Visit Budapest for Key Discussions

In an earlier interview in the Hungarian media former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba stated that ‘all issues in Hungarian-Ukrainian relations can be traced back to the Russian aggression’. On the other hand, he also noted the importance of Péter…
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 24.09.2024
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  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, CURRENT

EU Enlargement and Energy Security — The Hungary–Serbia Relationship

Prior to the start of Hungary’s current presidency of the Council of the EU, Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó stated that the country plans to initiate the opening of a new chapter in accession negotiations with…
  • Ibrahim Mammadov
  • ‎ —‎ 23.09.2024
  • CURRENT

MOL Group Finalizes Natural Gas Extraction Agreements in Azerbaijan

After months of negotiations MOL Group has finalized commercial agreements with its joint venture partners, Azerbaijani SOCAR and British BP, for the extraction of natural gas reserves in Azerbaijan. This positions the Hungarian oil and gas company as the third-largest…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 23.09.2024
  • CURRENT

Danube Flooding: Hungary Sees Relief as Emergency Situation Nears End

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stated on Monday that the country would soon be able to breathe a sigh of relief as the Danube flooding is nearing its end. He added that once the immediate threat has passed, public health…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 23.09.2024
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  • 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…
  • Gavin Haynes
  • ‎ —‎ 23.09.2024
Minister for EU Affairs János Bóka of Hungary (L) with EU Commissioner Olivér Várhelyi on 17 September 2024
  • CURRENT

Von der Leyen Assigns New Portfolio to Olivér Várhelyi

Olivér Várhelyi will be removed from his position as Commissioner for Neighbourhood and Enlargement and will, if confirmed by the EP, be serving as Commissioner for Health and Animal Welfare instead in the incoming EU Commission. EU Minister János Bóka…
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 23.09.2024
  • CURRENT

Patriots for Europe Group Nominates Elon Musk for Sakharov Prize

The Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought was established in 1988 and is awarded annually by the European Parliament. It is primarily given to individuals or organizations who have made outstanding efforts in the defence of human rights and fundamental…
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 23.09.2024
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Zalakaros Takes Gold, Debrecen Silver at Prestigious Entente Florale Europe Awards

The Entente Florale Europe competition, the awards ceremony of which was held on 7 September in Székesfehérvár, has been organized since 1975 with the aim of promoting European towns and cities while advocating for principles of liveability and sustainability. Hungary…
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 23.09.2024
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REVIEW

‘Hungary Should Break the Current EU Consensus on Moral Issues’ — An Interview with Austin Ruse
INTERVIEW

‘Hungary Should Break the Current EU Consensus on Moral Issues’ — An Interview with Austin Ruse

Hungary should assert its national sovereignty and resist the imposition of global norms on aggressive sexual progressivism through UN documents, Austin Ruse, president of the Center for Family and Human Rights (C-Fam) argues.

Gergely Dobozi
03.07.2023
Reviewing a Conservative Classic–Reflections on the Revolution in France by Burke
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Reviewing a Conservative Classic–Reflections on the Revolution in France by Burke

Burke’s work conveys a deep message for modern societies: ‘…it is with infinite caution that any man ought to venture upon pulling down an edifice which has answered in any tolerable degree for ages the common purposes of society.’

Lili Zemplényi
03.07.2023
‘Woke Is Elitist, Anti-democratic, and an Attack on All Kinds of Natural Bonds of Solidarity’ — An Interview with Dr Joanna Williams
INTERVIEW

‘Woke Is Elitist, Anti-democratic, and an Attack on All Kinds of Natural Bonds of Solidarity’ — An Interview with Dr Joanna Williams

Hungary does a fine job resisting the LGBT agenda and shaping cultural institutions in line with the public sentiment, Dr Joanna Williams opines. An interview about wokeism, censorship, and possible remedies.

Hanna Zoé Dósa
02.07.2023
The Hungarian Pioneer of Jet Propulsion Born 142 Years Ago Today
CULTURE & SOCIETY

The Hungarian Pioneer of Jet Propulsion Born 142 Years Ago Today

In the early 1920s, Fonó’s attention turned back to the unresolved problem of jet propulsion. By that time, it had become entirely evident that propeller-driven aircraft were unable to exceed a certain speed limit. In 1928, Fonó developed his invention called the ‘air jet engine.’

Ádám Bráder
02.07.2023
Attila, King of the Huns — The Ancestor of the Hungarian Royal Dynasty or a Dreaded Nomadic Chieftain?
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Attila, King of the Huns — The Ancestor of the Hungarian Royal Dynasty or a Dreaded Nomadic Chieftain?

What is extraordinary about the image of Attila as a ‘Hungarian King’ is not that it has evolved, but rather that it has expanded into a system of arguments with daily political impact, and although it has undergone significant changes, it has survived the 21st century.

László Veszprémy
02.07.2023
How Much Noise Do We Live With? — An Interview with Mihály Berndt on an Invisible Danger
INTERVIEW

How Much Noise Do We Live With? — An Interview with Mihály Berndt on an Invisible Danger

‘Today, in Europe, noise ranks second after air pollution in terms of environmental damage that causes death, and this cannot be taken seriously enough. Perhaps we underestimate the magnitude of this problem because it is not like a factory chimney blowing smoke, an oil slick floating on the surface of the water, or the garbage that covers our neighbourhoods. It is invisible.’

translated by Hungarian Conservative
02.07.2023
The Extraordinary Life of Estée Lauder, the Queen of Cosmetics
CULTURE & SOCIETY

The Extraordinary Life of Estée Lauder, the Queen of Cosmetics

She founded her cosmetics company bearing her name, Estée Lauder, with her husband in 1946. Today, it is the second largest cosmetics company with a market cap of around $70 billion. Estée was the daughter of Jewish Hungarian immigrants who came to the US in 1898.

Márton Losonczi
01.07.2023
Unravelling the Tug of War: Hungary’s Ongoing Infringement Battles with the EU
POLITICS

Unravelling the Tug of War: Hungary’s Ongoing Infringement Battles with the EU

It appears that the European Commission and the European Court of Justice work hand in hand to move the union in the direction of a federal state. In fact, rarely does the Court rule in favour of a member state when the Commission initiates a lawsuit against it in connection with the exercise of powers affecting national sovereignty.

Rudolf Oblat
01.07.2023
Ignác Semmelweis, the Saviour of Mothers, Is Celebrated Today in Hungary
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Ignác Semmelweis, the Saviour of Mothers, Is Celebrated Today in Hungary

The Hungarian doctor was the first to introduce hand sanitation standards in a medical institution, which led to childbed mortality rate decreasing from 18 per cent to just two per cent at his Vienna obstetrical clinic. However, his ideas were tragically never accepted by his peers which led to his death in a mental ward.

Márton Losonczi
01.07.2023
Creator of the Liberty Statue of Budapest Born 139 Years Ago Today
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Creator of the Liberty Statue of Budapest Born 139 Years Ago Today

Zsigmond Kisfaludi Strobl completed his magnum opus, the Liberty Statue of Budapest in 1947, in just two years. It was originally a monument dedicated to the ‘liberating’ Soviet forces at the end of World War II. However, elements of the composition alluding to its original purpose were removed, and it still stands tall on top of Gellért Hill as a beacon of Hungarian freedom today.

Márton Losonczi
30.06.2023
Hungarian–Polish Cooperation Successful Against Conclusions on Migrant Quota
CURRENT

Hungarian–Polish Cooperation Successful Against Conclusions on Migrant Quota

The mediation of Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, who supported the pact for the temporary relief of Italian refugee camps, and negotiations with the major member states failed to convince Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, who eventually prevented the centre-right governments from presenting the migrant quota proposal as a huge step forward in the European election campaign.

Ádám Bráder
30.06.2023
The Moderation of Political Opinions: They Are Better Off Left Alone!
CULTURE & SOCIETY

The Moderation of Political Opinions: They Are Better Off Left Alone!

A large portion of the 15–39-year-olds polled by MCC’s Youth Research Institute shares their political opinions on the internet, and many of them had the experience of being banned for it on social media sites. Also, the majority of young people believe that the social media companies’ algorithms are politically biased.

Márton Losonczi
30.06.2023
Viktor Orbán: ‘Who is Responsible for Bringing the Union to the Brink of Bankruptcy?’
CURRENT

Viktor Orbán: ‘Who is Responsible for Bringing the Union to the Brink of Bankruptcy?’

Viktor Orbán highlighted that the European Commission requested a pay raise for the Commissioners, while it wants to eliminate utility price reductions in Hungary. He believes this is so absurd that it leaves most EU leaders dumbfounded. The PM also voiced his suspicion that the funds due to Hungary may have ended up in Ukraine.

Ádám Bráder
30.06.2023
Government Aims to Lead Europe in Employment Rates from 2030
CURRENT

Government Aims to Lead Europe in Employment Rates from 2030

Sándor Czomba stated that since 2010, the number of employed people has increased from 3.7 million to 4.7 million, thus achieving one of the government’s commitments to create one million new jobs in ten years.

Ádám Bráder
30.06.2023
Integrity Authority Publishes Thorough Report of 2022
CURRENT

Integrity Authority Publishes Thorough Report of 2022

The authority was established to protect the money of European Union taxpayers, making sure that it is spent appropriately and in a targeted fashion. However, their goal is more ambitious, aiming to initiate a kind of cultural change in the economy, where the parties involved can and want to say no to corruption challenges.

Ádám Bráder
30.06.2023
Travelling Exhibition of Contemporary Hungarian Glass Arts Opens in Budapest
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Travelling Exhibition of Contemporary Hungarian Glass Arts Opens in Budapest

The artists are recipients of over thirty significant domestic and international awards, with more than forty of their works currently exhibited in the most prestigious Hungarian, European, and overseas public collections.

Ádám Bráder
29.06.2023
ELTE Signs Agreement with Japanese Pharmaceutical Manufacturer
CURRENT

ELTE Signs Agreement with Japanese Pharmaceutical Manufacturer

The collaboration between the Hungarian University and JASCO, focusing on pharmaceutical development, is in a promising area. The goal is for Hungary to become one of Europe’s top ten and the world’s top twenty-five innovators by 2030.

Ádám Bráder
29.06.2023
EU Approves €16 Million in Aid to Hungarian Farmers
CURRENT

EU Approves €16 Million in Aid to Hungarian Farmers

The total amount of EU funds approved by the Commission is €100 million, which is to be distributed among the five member states most affected by the glut of tariff-free Ukrainian grain dumps: Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, Romania, and Bulgaria. These five nations banded together and imposed bans on food product imports from Ukraine back in April.

Márton Losonczi
29.06.2023
Spokesperson: Government Continues to Work Toward Energy Security
CURRENT

Spokesperson: Government Continues to Work Toward Energy Security

During the inauguration of a new solar power plant established by the MVM Group, Alexandra Szentkirályi stated that due to the war in Ukraine and the imposed sanctions, a very challenging energy situation has emerged. Therefore, the government’s most important task is to strengthen Hungary’s energy independence.

Ádám Bráder
29.06.2023
Between a Dictatorship and a Hard Place: Gyula Szekfű’s Struggles in the Twentieth Century
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Between a Dictatorship and a Hard Place: Gyula Szekfű’s Struggles in the Twentieth Century

‘Szekfű described “capitalism” as “having grown in size over time, becoming a more and more fearsome monster, creating factories and cramming hundreds of thousands and millions of people into the unhealthy, immoral air of smoky cities. And the longer the unrestricted freedom proclaimed by liberalism lasts, the more freely the capitalist big business devours the little ones, the more freely it exploits the economic weaklings, especially the workers.” Szekfű’s book Three Generations, in which he also called for extensive worker protection and the regulation of industrialists by law, bears a striking resemblance to the basic tenets of socialism.’

László Bernát Veszprémy
29.06.2023
Prigozhin’s Mutiny is No Reason to Celebrate
OPINION

Prigozhin’s Mutiny is No Reason to Celebrate

Although some celebrated Prigozhin’s mutiny as the weakening of Putin’s Russia, it is important to remember that Prigozhin would not have brought about a ‘better or more democratic Russia’, only an even bloodier war.

Lili Zemplényi
29.06.2023
Praying for Christian Europe — The History of the Noon Bell
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Praying for Christian Europe — The History of the Noon Bell

The purpose of Cum hiis superioribus annis, a papal bull issued by Pope Callixtus III in 1456, was to exhort Christians to pray, as the success of the Hungarian crusader army against the Turks was key for the future of Christian Europe at the time. To this day, the noon bell tolls every day to remind us that, as so many times in history, the Kingdom of Hungary stood up valiantly and proved itself one of the bulwarks of Christian Europe.

Artúr Köő
29.06.2023
High-Tech Industries Serve as the Backbone of Hungarian Economics
CURRENT TECH

High-Tech Industries Serve as the Backbone of Hungarian Economics

Márton Nagy described Hungary’s achievements in technology and knowledge transfer as remarkable. According to the Global Innovation Index, Hungary ranks 7th in terms of the utilisation of knowledge in the local economy.

Ádám Bráder
28.06.2023
Viktor Orbán: We Have Done Everything to Protect Ourselves, Germany, Austria, and Europe
CURRENT

Viktor Orbán: We Have Done Everything to Protect Ourselves, Germany, Austria, and Europe

The PM drew attention to the fact that Hungary spends over two billion euros to protect the Schengen Zone from illegal immigrants. ‘We haven’t received a single cent from Brussels. Why should we pay more? We have to spend all our money on protecting the borders, protecting Europe and Germany,’ Orbán stated.

Ádám Bráder
28.06.2023
Hungarian Magnus Aircraft Invests in Manufacturing in China
CURRENT

Hungarian Magnus Aircraft Invests in Manufacturing in China

After the completion of the investment, the Chinese–Hungarian joint venture, Jiangsu Magnus Aircraft Manufacturing, is expected to create a total of 300 jobs, with Hungarian employees playing a leading role.

Ádám Bráder
28.06.2023
Living in Scrutopia — A Conversation with Lady Sophie Scruton, Widow of Philosopher Sir Roger Scruton
INTERVIEW

Living in Scrutopia — A Conversation with Lady Sophie Scruton, Widow of Philosopher Sir Roger Scruton

‘Political controversy was very hard on him. We worried for him, and tried to look after him. He took the attacks personally, and we tried to cheer him up, to love him. Sometimes, of course, I wondered why he had to get into a controversy that caused pain for himself and others, and maybe disagreement between us. I spoke about this with his sister. Roger knew what he was talking about and why he was defending his position. He had a sense of duty, and a gift to speak up. A lot of people encouraged him.’

Péter Pásztor
28.06.2023
Justice Minister Judit Varga Resigns From Her Post  UPDATE: State Secretary of the Cabinet Office Bence Tuzson to Replace Varga
CURRENT

Justice Minister Judit Varga Resigns From Her Post  UPDATE: State Secretary of the Cabinet Office Bence Tuzson to Replace Varga

She is resigning to take an active part in the campaign in the 2024 European Parliamentary election. She is also rumoured to be leading the Fidesz EP list, although that is yet to be confirmed. The minister believes that she has fulfilled all the tasks she took on when she was appointed.

Ádám Bráder
28.06.2023
Analyst: The Hungarian Left’s Campaign Was Indeed Funded from the United States
POLITICS

Analyst: The Hungarian Left’s Campaign Was Indeed Funded from the United States

A report recently released by the Hungarian Information Centre points out that despite all denials, the election campaign of the opposition parties was funded by sources coming from the American Left. Moreover, the overseas Democratic elite, led by George Soros, had direct ownership influence over the company DatAdat, which managed the campaign.

Ádám Bráder
28.06.2023
Two Gunshots That Killed Millions — 109 Years Since the Sarajevo Assassination
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Two Gunshots That Killed Millions — 109 Years Since the Sarajevo Assassination

On 28 June 1914, 109 years ago today, at around 11 o’clock in the morning, a 20-year-old anarchist assassin, Gavrilo Princip, fired several shots at the Archduke of the Austro–Hungarian Empire and his wife. The Sarajevo assassination became the casus belli for the ‘Great War’, as it was called back then, i.e., the First World War.

Artúr Köő
28.06.2023
The Real Value of the Balaton — A Hungarian Winemaker Calls for the Protection of the Lake
CULTURE & SOCIETY

The Real Value of the Balaton — A Hungarian Winemaker Calls for the Protection of the Lake

‘Places that present imported ideas instead of independent cultural achievements, fish and champagne from far away instead of their own produce, and have a tourist industry instead of hospitality, will inevitably fall behind.’

translated by Hungarian Conservative
27.06.2023
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