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Fidesz Slams Karácsony and Tisza Party for Driving Budapest to Bankruptcy

Fidesz–KDNP accuses Mayor Karácsony and the Tisza Party of bankrupting Budapest within a year, squandering over 200 billion forints in reserves. The party demands answers on how the capital’s finances deteriorated under the current city leadership….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 27.05.2025
  • CURRENT

Budapest Seeks Court Protection as City Faces Financial Collapse

Budapest is requesting emergency legal protection to block state seizure of funds before the autumn tax deadline. Mayor Karácsony warns that without action, the city could lose its ability to function due to ongoing financial pressure from the government….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 27.05.2025
  • INTERVIEW

Richter Set to Lead Europe in Gynaecology — An Interview with CEO Gábor Orbán

‘We can already assert with confidence that by the end of the decade, Richter is well positioned to become the leading gynaecological company in Europe,’ Gábor Orbán stated in an interview with Hungarian Conservative. The CEO of Gedeon Richter, the…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 26.05.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Singing about Singing: Brassens, Brel, Balavoine and the True Self on Stage

‘French chanson has always gone beyond melody. It demands reflection—on fame, identity and the role of the performer. Brassens defends privacy with irony, Brel pleads for fleeting adoration through fantasy and Balavoine anticipates the emptiness behind applause.’…
  • Hugo Martin
  • ‎ —‎ 26.05.2025
  • CURRENT

Brussels Could Plunge Hungary into an Energy Crisis, Think Tank Warns

According to Századvég’s report, 26 per cent of Europeans have missed at least one utility payment last year due to indigence, while the same number in Hungary is just 12 per cent. This, however, can change for the worse, they…
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 26.05.2025
  • POLITICS

Péter Magyar’s ‘Oradea March’ Ends in Tense Confrontation with Hungarian Minority Parties

Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar ended his Oradea march—meant to promote unity with minorities abroad—by accusing the Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Romania of serving Viktor Orbán’s interests. Magyar seeks to capitalize on Orbán’s widely criticized remarks, seen as backing…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 26.05.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

The First Party Divide in American History: Federalists vs Democratic–Republicans

In this historical article, we take a look at the two earliest political parties vying for power in the United States, Alexander Hamilton’s Federalist Party against Thomas Jefferson and James Madison’s Democratic–Republican Party….
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 26.05.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, TECH

Hungarians Spend More Online for Convenience and Time-Saving

Hungarians are increasingly turning to the internet not just for shopping but to handle everyday tasks—from banking to travel planning. According to NMHH, online transactions are rising steadily, even when they come with a price tag for convenience….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 26.05.2025
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Two-Thirds of Hungarians Reject Ukraine’s EU Accession

Despite pro-Ukraine campaigns and signature drives, public support in Hungary for Ukraine’s EU accession has dropped, with 67 per cent now opposing it, according to a recent Nézőpont Institute poll. Only 23 per cent of Hungarians currently support the idea….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 26.05.2025
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Hungary Strengthens Efforts Against Antisemitism with New Commissioner

Hungary reaffirms its zero-tolerance policy on antisemitism. Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has appointed EU Affairs Minister János Bóka to coordinate national and international efforts against rising antisemitism across Europe….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 26.05.2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Energy Independence or Economic Burden? Hungary’s Road to Decoupling from Russian Hydrocarbons

The EU plans to end all Russian gas and LNG imports by 2027, aiming to cut financial support for Russia and boost energy security. Measures target gas, oil, and nuclear imports, with national decoupling plans required. Hungary faces major costs—up…
  • Katarina Sárvári
  • ‎ —‎ 25.05.2025
  • INTERVIEW, POLITICS

Preserving Hungarian Culture — A Conversation with Former Mayor of Lansdale Andy Szekely

‘In October of 2021, in the same elementary school, the homoerotic book, All Boys Aren’t Blue by George Johnson, was an approved book in the school library. Parents were criticizing the book at a school board meeting, but what was…
  • Ildikó Antal-Ferencz
  • ‎ —‎ 25.05.2025
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REVIEW

EU Justice Ministers Reach Agreement on Preventing Migrant Smuggling
CURRENT HU24EU

EU Justice Ministers Reach Agreement on Preventing Migrant Smuggling

The Justice and Home Affairs Council of the European Union, under the Hungarian presidency, has agreed on the general approach to have EU Member States better align their criminal laws on migrant smuggling. Out of the 380,00 illegal border crossings recorded in 2023, about 90 per cent were facilitated by smugglers, according to Europol.

Márton Losonczi
18.12.2024
Brussels Continued Discrimination Against Hungarian Students: Six Universities Had Enough
POLITICS

Brussels Continued Discrimination Against Hungarian Students: Six Universities Had Enough

The European Commission remains dissatisfied with Hungary’s legal amendments and continues to exclude Hungarian students and researchers from Erasmus+ and Horizon programmes. Hungary’s Minister for Culture and Innovation condemned the decision, while six universities have filed legal action against Brussels, alleging discrimination.

Joakim Scheffer
18.12.2024
Conservatives Can Win Only If They Govern Based on Their Principles
OPINION

Conservatives Can Win Only If They Govern Based on Their Principles

‘This year has been full of lessons for conservatives on both sides of the Atlantic. There is an obvious need and constant request by voters everywhere for common sense conservative policies. The European elections showed this quite clearly by producing for the first time an alternative, centre-right majority in the European Parliament.’

Nikola Kedhi
18.12.2024
TLDR Suggests It Is the Beginning of the End For Orbán — Really?
POLITICS REVIEW

TLDR Suggests It Is the Beginning of the End For Orbán — Really?

A video analysis by TLDR News EU suggests Viktor Orbán’s long tenure as Prime Minister of Hungary may be coming to an end in 2026 at last. However, our own, rebuttal analysis of polling and election data, as well as the cultural issues for Hungarian voters, purport that that is an unlikely outcome.

Márton Losonczi
18.12.2024
Joint Crowd Management Exercise in Kosovo: Hungarian, Romanian and Italian Soldiers Cooperate in KFOR
CURRENT

Joint Crowd Management Exercise in Kosovo: Hungarian, Romanian and Italian Soldiers Cooperate in KFOR

‘One of the key lessons of the exercise is that no situation is predetermined. Soldiers must respond to diverse scenarios with discipline, as every soldier is responsible not only for themselves but also for their comrades and the entire community,’ summarized Lieutenant Colonel Tibor Dancs, commander of the 31st rotation of the Hungarian KFOR contingent.

Dávid Nagy
18.12.2024
Police Officers Lead by Example with Generous Food Donation Drive
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Police Officers Lead by Example with Generous Food Donation Drive

Budapest police officers have donated over nine tonnes of non-perishable food and treats to help those in need. The contributions, including baby food and festive goodies, will be distributed to children’s homes, large families, and care centres.

Ádám Bráder
18.12.2024
Key Reforms to Hungary’s Election System Passed by Parliament
CURRENT POLITICS

Key Reforms to Hungary’s Election System Passed by Parliament

The Hungarian National Assembly has approved changes to electoral laws, including the redistribution of constituencies, optional ballot envelopes, and revised candidate withdrawal deadlines. These measures aim to align with demographic trends and streamline voting procedures.

Ádám Bráder
18.12.2024
215 Billion Forints Allocated for Research and Innovation in Hungary
CULTURE & SOCIETY

215 Billion Forints Allocated for Research and Innovation in Hungary

Hungary’s 2024 innovation strategy includes a 215 billion forint allocation for research and innovation, a reform of the research network, and increased funding for excellence programmes. The government aims to enhance scientific output and global collaboration.

Ádám Bráder
18.12.2024
Keeping Ukraine Out of Peace Talks: Madness or a Stroke of Genius?
POLITICS REVIEW

Keeping Ukraine Out of Peace Talks: Madness or a Stroke of Genius?

‘Because this process will be so difficult, the sad but unavoidable truth may be that if Ukraine takes part in the talks from the start, progress towards a settlement will become completely impossible,’ British journalist and author Anatol Lieven writes in his recent opinion piece published on Foreign Policy.

Joakim Scheffer
17.12.2024
Budapest Municipal Government Sued for Failing to Elect Deputy Mayor
CURRENT

Budapest Municipal Government Sued for Failing to Elect Deputy Mayor

Since the Budapest City Council did not elect a Deputy Mayor in their November session, Capital Government Commissioner Botond Sára is taking the municipal government to court for failing to comply with its legal obligations. Sára has also raised concerns over the city budget, saying that Budapest is ‘nearing bankruptcy’.

Márton Losonczi
17.12.2024
A Global Regime Change Is on Its Way, in Which Neutrality Is the Key — Chinese Political Scientist to Mandiner
INTERVIEW POLITICS

A Global Regime Change Is on Its Way, in Which Neutrality Is the Key — Chinese Political Scientist to Mandiner

‘I believe that small countries have a big role to play in the current situation…In this kind of environment, I think that smaller countries that can maintain their neutrality are the ones that will win. But the ones that don’t have the willpower and the political autonomy to be neutral—the ones that are actually forced to take a stand—, well, I think, are going to lose the most.’

Zoltán Pataki
17.12.2024
Western Mainstream in Deepening Political Crisis as Germany’s Olaf Scholz Steps Down
POLITICS

Western Mainstream in Deepening Political Crisis as Germany’s Olaf Scholz Steps Down

In the span of just two weeks, both the German and French parliaments have withdrawn their confidence in their respective governments. These developments signal a profound crisis among the mainstream liberal-progressive forces in the West, which are striving to prevent anti-establishment parties from gaining power. However, it is becoming increasingly clear that they cannot hold off this shift for much longer.

Joakim Scheffer
17.12.2024
Iowa Stubborn: How Ann Selzer Destroyed Her Career
OPINION POLITICS

Iowa Stubborn: How Ann Selzer Destroyed Her Career

Pollster Ann Selzer, who had been remarkably accurate in the state prior, showed Vice President Kamala Harris leading President Trump by three points in Iowa in the 2024 presidential election. President Trump ended up winning by 13.2 points, meaning a 16-point miss for Selzer. Her subsequent retirement left many to speculate about a case of bribery, and Trump has now launched a civil suit against her, alleging fraud.

Márton Losonczi
17.12.2024
Hungarians Optimistic about Trump’s Role in Ending Ukraine–Russia War
CURRENT POLITICS

Hungarians Optimistic about Trump’s Role in Ending Ukraine–Russia War

A recent Századvég poll reveals that 77 per cent of Hungarians believe Donald Trump, upon assuming office in 2025, could end the ongoing Russia–Ukraine war. The findings highlight strong public support for peace initiatives, aligning with Hungary’s diplomatic efforts.

Ádám Bráder
17.12.2024
Do No-Go Zones Really Exist in the West? —  A Review of the Book Whose Space Is It?
REVIEW

Do No-Go Zones Really Exist in the West? — A Review of the Book Whose Space Is It?

What does a no-go zone mean, and if it is an inaccurate term, what words can we use to describe a well-known reality that few would dare deny since the Amsterdam pogrom and the Hamas protests? The above dilemma is what Viktor Marsai, Omar Sayfo, and Kristóf György Veres try to unravel in their book Whose Space Is It? Parallel Societies and Urban Enclaves in Western Europe, published by MCC Press.

László Bernát Veszprémy
17.12.2024
Revolutionary Hungarian VR System Paves the Way for Advanced Brain Research
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Revolutionary Hungarian VR System Paves the Way for Advanced Brain Research

Hungarian researchers have developed a state-of-the-art VR system tailored for mice. The Moculus device, optimized for rodents’ vision, accelerates learning processes and revolutionizes brain research, paving the way for advanced therapies in vision restoration.

Ádám Bráder
17.12.2024
Trump’s Team Takes a ‘Hard Look’ at PM Orbán’s Christmas Ceasefire Proposal
CURRENT

Trump’s Team Takes a ‘Hard Look’ at PM Orbán’s Christmas Ceasefire Proposal

Donald Trump’s pick for national security advisor, Mike Waltz, stated in a recent interview that the President-elect’s team will take a hard look at Viktor Orbán’s Christmas ceasefire proposal. Last week the Hungarian prime minister concluded his second peace mission in six months, presenting a truce initiative and a large-scale prisoner exchange between Russia and Ukraine.

Joakim Scheffer
17.12.2024
‘Viktor Orbán is the most influential man in Europe,’ Romanian Senator States
POLITICS REVIEW

‘Viktor Orbán is the most influential man in Europe,’ Romanian Senator States

‘We knew that if Donald Trump won the US presidential election, the most influential man in Europe—the politician whose phone calls would be answered by Trump, Putin, and Xi Jinping—would be Viktor Orbán,’ Ciprian Rus, senator of the progressive Save Romania Union highlighted in a recent interview.

Joakim Scheffer
16.12.2024
Szijjártó Attends Hungarian EU Presidency’s Last FM Meeting
CURRENT HU24EU

Szijjártó Attends Hungarian EU Presidency’s Last FM Meeting

Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó was critical of his counterparts in other EU Member States for still pushing for arms supplies instead of negotiating a ceasefire, in a Facebook post he shared as he set off to attend the last EU Foreign Ministers’ meeting of the Hungarian EU presidency. Earlier, he also revealed in a radio interview that President Zelenksyy of Ukraine refused to have a phone conversation with PM Orbán.

Márton Losonczi
16.12.2024
Druze Leaders in Syria Request Their Settlements Be Annexed to Israel
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Druze Leaders in Syria Request Their Settlements Be Annexed to Israel

The Druze, a group historically loyal to the Assad regime in Syria, are facing growing threats due to the collapse of the central government and the deteriorating security situation. The Druze religious leadership in Israel is also very concerned about the fate of the Druze across the border, because jihadists in many Druze communities, mainly in Damascus and northern Syria, have already started demanding that the Druze hand over their weapons.

Dávid Nagy
16.12.2024
Hungarians Anticipate Economic Stability and Improved Living Standards in 2025
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Hungarians Anticipate Economic Stability and Improved Living Standards in 2025

A recent KINCS survey reveals that 70 per cent of Hungarians are optimistic about 2025, anticipating improvements in their lives. Families with young children, large households, and young people are the most hopeful, expecting better opportunities and higher living standards.

Ádám Bráder
16.12.2024
Lithuanian Athlete Disqualified for Anti-Russia Shirt at Budapest Fitness Championships
CURRENT POLITICS

Lithuanian Athlete Disqualified for Anti-Russia Shirt at Budapest Fitness Championships

Lithuanian athlete Kornelija Dūdaitė was disqualified from the Super Worlds 2024 – Functional Fitness Championships in Budapest for wearing a shirt mocking Russia. Her case has reignited the debate over whether politics should have a place in the world of sports.

Joakim Scheffer
16.12.2024
Hungary Take Bronze at Women’s Handball Euros
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Hungary Take Bronze at Women’s Handball Euros

Hungary beat France 25–24 in the play-off for third place at the 2024 European Women’s Handball Championship in Vienna, Austria. This is the fourth bronze medal Hungary have won in the competition, after 1998, 2004, and 2012. Right back Katrin Klujber from Ferencváros finished as the top scorer of the tournament.

Márton Losonczi
16.12.2024
New Documentary Provides a Glimpse into the Life of Nobel Laureate Ferenc Krausz
CULTURE & SOCIETY

New Documentary Provides a Glimpse into the Life of Nobel Laureate Ferenc Krausz

A new documentary unveils the extraordinary professional and personal journey of Nobel laureate Ferenc Krausz. Premiering on 30 December on Duna TV, the film captures his life, groundbreaking discoveries, and unwavering passion for science and exploration.

Ádám Bráder
16.12.2024
The Romanian Revolution 35 Years On: A Healing Central Europe
OPINION

The Romanian Revolution 35 Years On: A Healing Central Europe

‘The Romanian Revolution teaches several lessons. First, an age-old truth: Freedom isn’t free. There is a lot of talk about how it was the cooperation of superpowers that made Central European democratization possible. But Romania is the main example that it would not have been enough that Gorbachev caved in to Reagan and Bush Sr. If the Romanian people had remained silent, there would have been no pressure of a critical magnitude to remove the dictator.’

Dániel Farkas
16.12.2024
Hungarian-born George Szirtes Honoured with King’s Gold Medal for Poetry
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Hungarian-born George Szirtes Honoured with King’s Gold Medal for Poetry

George Szirtes, a Hungarian-born British poet, has been awarded the King’s Gold Medal for Poetry by King Charles III. The prestigious honour, established in 1933, recognizes his profound contributions to contemporary poetry and his exploration of global themes.

Ádám Bráder
16.12.2024
Bomb Threat Against Hungary’s Embassy in Paris — What We Know So Far
CURRENT

Bomb Threat Against Hungary’s Embassy in Paris — What We Know So Far

A bomb threat was received by the Hungarian Embassy in Paris via email, Hungarian Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó reported on his social media page on Saturday. While few details about the incident have been disclosed, initial indications suggest it may have been motivated by attempts to obstruct Hungary’s peace efforts in Ukraine.

Joakim Scheffer
16.12.2024
Combining God and State: Ten Principles to Enable Nations to Prosper
OPINION PHILOSOPHY

Combining God and State: Ten Principles to Enable Nations to Prosper

‘A simple example of restraining evil, which works quite well, are the referees who manage athletic contests. They simply enforce the rules so that order is maintained. They do not help either team win, they do not help the injured, they are not partial, and they do not furnish refreshments. Even so, they are critical to the players, the fans, the coaches, the media, and everyone involved.’

Carter LeCraw
15.12.2024
‘It turns out there are Hungarians everywhere’ — An Interview with Founder of the Online Hungarian School Dr. Judit Tamás
DIASPORA INTERVIEW

‘It turns out there are Hungarians everywhere’ — An Interview with Founder of the Online Hungarian School Dr. Judit Tamás

An in-depth interview with Dr. Judit Tamás, who arrived in America thirty years ago as a kindergarten teacher, and after moving to North Carolina, founded the Carolinas Hungarian Group, organized camps for Hungarians for twenty years, and later launched the popular Online Hungarian School, which she has been running for fifteen years. Nowadays they have 250–300 students from 50 countries.

Ildikó Antal-Ferencz
15.12.2024
Triumph, Decline — and Renewal?
PHILOSOPHY

Triumph, Decline — and Renewal?

‘Freedom, understood concretely, is a civilizational, not a natural, construct. This essentially conservative argument could provide the very basis for the continuation of a certain political tradition without which we, modern souls, would live in a much more cruel and inhumane world.’

Ábris Béndek
14.12.2024
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