EU leaders increasingly see Viktor Orbán’s re-election as likely, POLITICO Brussels reports, contradicting opposition narratives built on favourable polling. Citing an EU official present at yesterday’s summit, the outlet reported that many leaders expect Orbán would be easier to convince to lift his veto on the €90 billion EU loan once re-elected—which they expect to happen.
Hungary recorded 27 automotive investment decisions worth €1.1 billion last year, creating 3,600 jobs, according to the Hungarian Investment Promotion Agency. Officials say the sector remains a key driver of economic growth.
CPAC Hungary 2026, this Saturday, 21 March, will feature such illustrious guest speakers as Dave Rubin, Eva Vlaardingerbroek, Prime Minister Andrej Babiš of Czechia, and Former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki of Poland.
‘It is the systematic elimination of a population that rejects a tyrannical regime: young and old, men, women, and even children. When tens of thousands are killed, hundreds of thousands injured, and thousands deliberately blinded, these are not isolated acts—they are the hallmarks of calculated mass killing.’
‘The Hungarian election forces us to see the civilizational choice clearly. We will either continue dissolving into the failures of the liberal project, or we will recover our birthright with the support of that ancient civilizational glue which made Europe great in the first place.’
Hungary’s Justice Ministry has launched an artificial intelligence-powered legal information platform designed to help citizens and professionals quickly find clear answers to legal questions.
Former Hungarian president János Áder said the risk of war in Europe is higher today than two years ago, criticizing European Union leaders for what he described as increasingly confrontational rhetoric toward Russia.
Speakers gathered in front of Polish General Józef Bem’s statue in Budapest, Hungary to commemorate the 1848–1849 Hungarian Revolution and celebrate the historic friendship between Hungary and Poland. The line-up of illustrious speakers included Balázs Orbán, Paweł Czubik, and Zoltán Lomnici.
Hungary’s tough border policies have become a reference point for conservative policymakers in the United States, according to immigration expert Mark Krikorian. Speaking with Hungarian Conservative at the MCC Summit on Reclaiming the West in Budapest, he discussed the results of Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown and why Hungary’s example resonates with the American conservative policy elite.
Europe could face the world’s most severe energy shortage and price increases due to the Iran war and restrictions on Russian energy supplies, but Hungary can protect itself through a sovereign energy policy, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said.
At a time when public debate is increasingly polarized and superficial, Hungarian Conservative remains committed to depth and independent thought.
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