‘Rome did not pause its conquests to question the justice of its dominion. Nor did the British Empire convene theological disputations on the rights of colonized peoples at the height of its expansion. Yet Spain did.’
‘The 50th annual American Hungarian Educators Association (AHEA) conference took place at Cleveland State University on 16–18 April, 2026. The program consisted of panels on history, cultural studies, literature, linguistics, music, and science on the theme of 250 Years of Hungarian Contributions to the USA, featuring presenters from North America and Hungary.’
‘Looking at trends over the past decade, the migratory pressure on the European Union has been closely linked to global political and health events, which have directly shaped the trend in the number of first-time asylum applications.’
‘Instead of treating falsehood as falsehood, we pretend it is just one more opinion deserving of recognition and debate. In doing so, we open the door to insanity, allowing it to metastatize and masquerade as ideology.’
Why do feminists criticize Scott Yenor? Is the institution of the family in crisis? What can governments do to support families? We spoke to the Director of the B. Kenneth Simon Center for American Studies at The Heritage Foundation about feminism, gender roles and patterns, the positive and negative effects on sexual and cultural identity, and the institution of the family.
‘…introducing four-day working weeks can simultaneously improve employee well-being, shrink companies’ climate footprints, and give workers more time for environmentally responsible activities.’
Without outgoing Viktor Orbán of Hungary and with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Ukraine in attendance at the EU Summit in Cyprus, the EU is expected to approve its €90 billion loan package to Ukraine and impose a 20th sanctions package on Russia. However, the most pressing issue will be the energy crisis on the Old Continent, as the Strait of Hormuz remains closed in the US–Iran conflict.
Hungary is marking Earth Day with a wide range of events, from international conferences and clean-up campaigns to educational programmes and cultural activities aimed at raising environmental awareness.
Viktor Orbán condemned the European Court of Justice ruling against Hungary’s child protection law, warning of a ‘Brusselian steamroller’ targeting national policies. The decision, widely welcomed in Brussels, triggered strong backlash from right-wing figures, who described it as ideological overreach and an attack on traditional values.
A Nigerian migrant in Sarzana, Italy, was arrested last week for setting fire to and eating a stray cat. The incident garnered significant attention in the United States, due to its resemblance to claims made by President Trump in his debate against Vice President Kamala Harris ahead of the 2024 US presidential election.
At a time when public debate is increasingly polarized and superficial, Hungarian Conservative remains committed to depth and independent thought.
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