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Hungarian Central Bank: AI to Transform Financial Supervision

Artificial intelligence could become the new driving force of the financial system, said Norbert Izer, Managing Director for Financial Markets and Digitalization at the Hungarian National Bank, emphasizing its potential to transform supervision, forecasting, and risk detection….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 09.12.2025
Budapest Christmas
  • CURRENT, OPINION

Slop Check Special: Yes, Hungary Is Based and Christmaspilled

X is filled with videos of the Budapest Christmas lights, as well as the large outdoor festive market located near St Stephen’s Basilica….
  • Peter Caddle
  • ‎ —‎ 09.12.2025
  • CURRENT

Hungary Ranks Among Top OECD Countries for Tax Competitiveness

Hungary ranks among the top ten most competitive tax systems in the OECD, according to the 2025 International Tax Competitiveness Index. Scoring 78.7 points, Hungary placed ninth overall, performing especially strongly in corporate and individual taxation, reinforcing its appeal to…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 09.12.2025
Welcome message on the back of a Taszár escort vehicle (1997)
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, OPINION

A Rural Airfield and Hungarian–American Friendship: The Story of Taszár

‘The Americans left Somogy county, but they left behind the tradition of American–Hungarian cooperation and friendship—making it possible, perhaps for the first time in Hungary’s history, to host the army of a great power not as occupiers, but as guests.’…
  • Dániel Farkas
  • ‎ —‎ 09.12.2025
  • CURRENT

Gulyás: Tisza Would End Multinational Corps’ Tax and Make Hungarians Pay for It

Gergely Gulyás warned that the Tisza Party’s plans would require massive austerity and billions in spending cuts. He argued the party would scrap taxes on multinationals, shifting the burden to citizens, and said a Tisza–DK coalition would risk repeating past…
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 08.12.2025
  • CURRENT, POLITICS

EU Fine on Elon Musk’s X Triggers Biggest US–EU Clash of Trump 2.0

The European Commission’s decision to fine X €120 million under the DSA has ignited the sharpest transatlantic clash since Trump returned to power. Musk called the penalty ‘bullsh*t’, while senior US officials warned the EU is undermining free speech and…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 08.12.2025
  • CURRENT

Orbán Warns 2026 Will Be the Last Election Before EU Goes to War

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán warned that the 2026 parliamentary election will be the last before Hungary could face a direct threat of war, arguing that only a national government can keep the country out of a conflict he says…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 08.12.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, CURRENT

Right-Wing Influencer Tim Pool’s Home Targeted in Alleged Drive-by Shooting

Tim Pool, a popular right-wing podcaster and influencer, has claimed in an X post that a vehicle approached and opened fire at his residence in West Virginia on Friday night. All this is happening just three months after the assassination…
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 08.12.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, GREEN

University of Pécs Ranked as Hungary’s Greenest University

The University of Pécs has again achieved an outstanding result in the UI GreenMetric World University Rankings, placing 29th out of 1,745 institutions worldwide and securing the top position in Hungary, reinforcing its leadership in sustainability….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 08.12.2025
Flags of NATO member countries outside the NATO headquarters in Brussels.
  • OPINION, POLITICS

What Use Is NATO, Anyway?

‘Unless NATO can produce a credible plan to remain relevant in a world that is changing dramatically—geopolitically and technologically—it risks falling apart under the weight of its own irrelevance.’…
  • Philip Pilkington
  • ‎ —‎ 08.12.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Digital Database Reveals Detailed Local History of Hungary’s 1944–45 Occupation

A new online database detailing the 1944–45 military occupation of Hungary has been launched, offering the most comprehensive, settlement-level overview to date of wartime operations, casualties, and damages across all 3,155 municipalities….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 08.12.2025
assemblement National's MP Guillaume Bigot gestures as he speaks during the examinations of the texts by the "niche parlementaire" (parliamentary window) of the far-right group Rassemblement National, at the National Assembly, France's lower house parliament, in Paris, on October 30, 2025. For its day reserved in the Assembly on October 30, 2025, the Rassemblement National chose to place first on the agenda a text aimed at "denouncing the 1968 agreements" with Algiers, putting the right and the Macronists in a dilemma: support the far-right or contradict themselves.
  • CURRENT, OPINION, POLITICS

National Rally Passes First Parliamentary Bill

During the session on the bill, the National Rally was called the ‘party of the SS’ by one left-wing parliamentarian….
  • Hugo Martin
  • ‎ —‎ 08.12.2025
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REVIEW

Orbán Highlights Peace, Heritage at Inauguration of Rebuilt Jewish Hospital in Budapest
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Orbán Highlights Peace, Heritage at Inauguration of Rebuilt Jewish Hospital in Budapest

Hungary is undergoing a nationwide overhaul of its healthcare system, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said at the reopening of the renovated Jewish Charity Hospital in Zugló, highlighting its symbolic significance for the country’s Jewish community.

Ádám Bráder
04.12.2025
József Bozsik Statue Unveiled in Budapest
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

József Bozsik Statue Unveiled in Budapest

A full-scale bronze statue of legendary Hungarian footballer József Bozsik of the 1950s ‘Mighty Magyars’ team has been unveiled in Budapest, Hungary. Minister of Foreign Affairs Péter Szijjártó of Hungary, who now also serves as the Chairman of Bozsik’s club Budapest Honvéd, was among the attendees of the event.

Márton Losonczi
04.12.2025
Couples Discuss Family Traditions at KINCS Fonódások Launch
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Couples Discuss Family Traditions at KINCS Fonódások Launch

At the Fonódások book launch in Budapest, two roundtable discussions brought together couples featured in the volume to reflect on marriage, cultural identity and the values that Roma Hungarian families pass on to the next generation.

Ádám Bráder
03.12.2025
The Firewall Machine: Left-Wing Violence and State Control in Modern Germany
CURRENT

The Firewall Machine: Left-Wing Violence and State Control in Modern Germany

Left-wing groups and union-backed networks mounted coordinated blockades and street violence in Giessen to hinder the founding congress of AfD’s youth wing, Generation Deutschland. Subsidized NGOs helped mobilize masked agitators who built barricades and attacked journalists, politicians, and vehicles, while police intervened only partially, exposing publicly funded pressure against the AfD.

Arian Aghashahi
03.12.2025
Hungarian Forint Surges to Strongest Levels Since 2022
CURRENT

Hungarian Forint Surges to Strongest Levels Since 2022

Hungarian forint hit its best level since December 2023 on Wednesday, strengthening to HUF 380.2 per euro. Markets continue to reward the Hungarian Central Bank’s disciplined approach and the Trump–Orbán currency-swap deal, which signalled that the forint is well-protected from external shocks.

Joakim Scheffer
03.12.2025
Mogherini Fraud Probe Threatens to Damage von Der Leyen above All
CURRENT

Mogherini Fraud Probe Threatens to Damage von Der Leyen above All

Nearly three years after Qatargate, Brussels is rocked by another major scandal: Belgian authorities have detained former EU foreign-policy chief Federica Mogherini and top diplomat Stefano Sannino in a fraud probe involving the EU’s diplomatic academy. The probe is already fuelling calls for accountability at the highest levels of the Commission.

Joakim Scheffer
03.12.2025
Republicans Hold Onto House Seat in Tennessee Special Election
CURRENT POLITICS

Republicans Hold Onto House Seat in Tennessee Special Election

Matt Van Epps of the Republican Party defeated Democrat nominee Aftyn Behn, who has been dubbed as ‘the AOC of Tennessee’ by right-wing media, in the special election for the vacant seat in the US House of Representatives in Tennessee’s 7th congressional district. The GOP retains their 220 House seats, while Democrats currently have 214.

Márton Losonczi
03.12.2025
A Tapestry of Families: KINCS Institute Unveils New Interview Collection
CULTURE & SOCIETY

A Tapestry of Families: KINCS Institute Unveils New Interview Collection

At a book launch in Budapest, the Mária Kopp Institute for Demography and Families presented Fonódások, a new family-focused interview volume featuring 11 Roma Hungarian couples whose life stories highlight resilience, shared values and the strength found in interwoven identities.

Ádám Bráder
03.12.2025
Hungary to Launch 1,000 km of Rail Renovations with Full Funding Secured
CURRENT

Hungary to Launch 1,000 km of Rail Renovations with Full Funding Secured

Hungary plans to launch the renovation of 1,000 kilometres of railway track in the coming period, with full funding secured, Construction and Transport Minister János Lázár told Parliament’s Economic Committee on Tuesday.

Ádám Bráder
03.12.2025
Budapest Authorities Continue Intensive Safety Checks on Buses
CURRENT

Budapest Authorities Continue Intensive Safety Checks on Buses

Budapest’s government office is continuing intensive inspections of BKV buses to ensure passenger safety and enforce proper maintenance, following a series of summer bus fires that triggered a full review of the fleet.

Ádám Bráder
03.12.2025
Book Review: Vandalising Ireland
CULTURE & SOCIETY OPINION

Book Review: Vandalising Ireland

‘Following an embarrassing spectacle in Ireland that saw nearly 13 per cent of voters cast “spoilt” ballots while an unapologetic leftist cruised to victory in the Irish presidential race, establishment-liberal politicians like Tánaiste [Deputy Prime Minister] Simon Harris exhibited timid initial signs of policy reversal on the immigration issue.’

Michael O’Shea
03.12.2025
Polish Constitutional Court Sides with Conservatives on Judicial Appointments
CURRENT POLITICS

Polish Constitutional Court Sides with Conservatives on Judicial Appointments

In a lengthy Facebook post, Polish MP Marcin Romanowski for the right-wing PiS party has lauded the decision by the Constitutional Court of Poland to stop Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s effort to establish a ‘liberal juristocracy’ in the country.

Márton Losonczi
02.12.2025
Elon Musk Praises Orbán as Trump Pushes EU to Adopt Harder Line on Migration
CURRENT

Elon Musk Praises Orbán as Trump Pushes EU to Adopt Harder Line on Migration

Elon Musk has praised Viktor Orbán’s hard line on migration by sharing a viral clip in which the prime minister warns that progressive elites seek to reshape Europe demographically. As US conservatives rallied behind Orbán, Donald Trump reportedly intensified pressure on EU governments to abandon pro-migration policies and confront the crisis honestly.

Joakim Scheffer
02.12.2025
The EU Court of Justice Has Made Another Pro-Migrant Decision at the Expense of Sovereignty
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

The EU Court of Justice Has Made Another Pro-Migrant Decision at the Expense of Sovereignty

The CJEU has again ruled against Hungary in a migration case, overriding the Curia of Hungary by invoking the primacy of EU law. The decision reflects Brussels’s push to centralize control over migration and weaken its Member States’ sovereignty, allowing a foreign national expelled by Hungary due to a lack of income to stay in the country.

Márton Losonczi
02.12.2025
New International Initiative Aims to Strengthen Hungarian Animation across Europe
CULTURE & SOCIETY

New International Initiative Aims to Strengthen Hungarian Animation across Europe

Hungary’s Animation Producers Association is launching an international professional programme running through 2027, aimed at strengthening the global presence of Hungarian animation, expanding co-production opportunities, and unifying the industry’s visibility across Europe.

Ádám Bráder
02.12.2025
Hungary Becomes Net Contributor to the European Union
CURRENT POLITICS

Hungary Becomes Net Contributor to the European Union

Hungary has become a net contributor to the European Union for the first time since its 2004 accession, as frozen EU funds continue to distort the financial balance. With Budapest paying more into the common budget than it receives, the economic impact of the European Commission’s political blackmail campaign is increasingly visible ahead of the 2026 election.

Joakim Scheffer
02.12.2025
The EU’s Road to Censorship — The Democracy Shield
POLITICS

The EU’s Road to Censorship — The Democracy Shield

‘The Commission’s initiative…is more than just stigmatizing content deemed “false” by Brussels’s fact-checkers. It is also about setting up a closely aligned network in Europe that can coordinate to spread “correct” and “truthful” information—while being paid by Brussels.’

Lili Zemplényi
02.12.2025
Average US Gas Price Falls below $3 a Gallon for the First Time in over Four Years
CURRENT

Average US Gas Price Falls below $3 a Gallon for the First Time in over Four Years

The average price of a gallon of regular gasoline has fallen to $2.998 in the United States, according to AAA. The last time the average gas price was below $3 was on 11 May 2021; and it even climbed up to as high as $5.016 in the summer of 2022 during the Biden administration.

Márton Losonczi
02.12.2025
Understanding the Historic Russian Threat Perception
CURRENT OPINION

Understanding the Historic Russian Threat Perception

‘The Russian–Western relationship is basically about geography.’

Sumantra Maitra
02.12.2025
Political Tensions Rise as Budapest Seeks Sustainable Financing
CURRENT

Political Tensions Rise as Budapest Seeks Sustainable Financing

Budapest’s General Assembly has called on the government to resume negotiations with the mayor, arguing that sustainable budgeting, enshrined in Hungary’s constitution, can only be upheld if talks continue. The appeal came during an extraordinary session held at the Budapest Transport Corporation’s bus depot in Kelenföld.

Ádám Bráder
02.12.2025
Slop Check: No, Budapest Is Not Dirtier than Delhi
CURRENT OPINION SLOP CHECK

Slop Check: No, Budapest Is Not Dirtier than Delhi

‘I mean, it doesn’t have Delhi’s “toxic trash mountains”—to cite The Guardian.’

Peter Caddle
02.12.2025
Hungarian Air Force Acquires Second C-390 Millennium Multi-Role Aircraft
CURRENT

Hungarian Air Force Acquires Second C-390 Millennium Multi-Role Aircraft

‘Brazilian aerospace firm Embraer is advancing its supply of the multi-mission transport aircraft C-390 Millennium to Hungary.’

Hugo Martin
01.12.2025
What Lebanese Christians Need from Pope Leo XIV
CURRENT OPINION

What Lebanese Christians Need from Pope Leo XIV

‘The Pope should ensure that the Christians of Lebanon have a united vision for the future of their country, which they can convey to their fellow compatriots from different religious backgrounds.’

Marwan Abdallah
01.12.2025
‘Iryna’s Law’ Enters into Force in NC, Revives Death Penalty after Zarutska Murder
CURRENT

‘Iryna’s Law’ Enters into Force in NC, Revives Death Penalty after Zarutska Murder

After the shocking murder of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska by a career criminal repeatedly released under soft-on-crime policies, North Carolina has introduced sweeping reforms. Iryna’s Law reinstates the death penalty, curbs cashless bail and forces tighter judicial oversight—signalling a major political break with the progressive approach.

Joakim Scheffer
01.12.2025
Blue Planet Podcast Reveals Why Cities Need Botanical Gardens More than Ever
GREEN

Blue Planet Podcast Reveals Why Cities Need Botanical Gardens More than Ever

Urban green spaces and botanical gardens are becoming increasingly essential as climate change intensifies the pressure on cities. Botanist László Orlóci told former President János Áder’s Blue Planet podcast that urban ecosystems now face both health and environmental challenges.

Ádám Bráder
01.12.2025
First-Ever Connectivity Awards Ceremony Held in Budapest
CULTURE & SOCIETY

First-Ever Connectivity Awards Ceremony Held in Budapest

Hungary’s first Connectivity Awards were presented on Thursday at a gala in Budapest’s Haris Park, marking the launch of the Asia–Europe Political Forum. Speakers highlighted that in a rapidly shifting global order, Hungary seeks to become one of the winners by promoting Eurasian cooperation based on mutual benefit and national sovereignty.

Joakim Scheffer
01.12.2025
Government Extends Price Margin Cuts to More Food Products
CURRENT

Government Extends Price Margin Cuts to More Food Products

The Hungarian government has extended and expanded retail margin cuts in an effort to curb what it calls unjustified price increases. The move, now covering 13 additional products, aims to ease costs for families, pensioners and young people.

Ádám Bráder
01.12.2025
Britain on the Brink
CURRENT OPINION

Britain on the Brink

‘Some hope that if Reform UK win the next election that the situation will get better. But the reality is that Britain’s problems are structural. The country is in terminal economic decline, and the state is close to bankruptcy.’

Philip Pilkington
01.12.2025
Mary of Hungary Takes Centre Stage in Mariemont’s Landmark Exhibition
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Mary of Hungary Takes Centre Stage in Mariemont’s Landmark Exhibition

Belgium’s Musée royal de Mariemont reopens with a major exhibition on Mary, Queen of Hungary, exploring her political and cultural legacy in the very landscape she shaped. Running from 22 November 2025 to 10 May 2026, the show highlights her role in the Habsburg network through art, diplomacy and regional history.

Hugo Martin
01.12.2025
Hungarian University Launches Sixth Student-Built Satellite with New Experiments
CURRENT TECH

Hungarian University Launches Sixth Student-Built Satellite with New Experiments

Hungary’s newest student-built satellite, Hunity, has successfully reached orbit. Developed at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics, the small spacecraft carries scientific instruments, experiments and a camera as part of an educational and research mission.

Ádám Bráder
01.12.2025
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