A view of a banner featuring Iran’s new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei and senior commanders of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as the attacks by the United States and Israel against Iran continue on March 14, 2026.

The Iran War and the Return of the Huntingtonian Instinct

‘The administration has so far advanced multiple rationales for the campaign, encompassing Iran’s historical support for terrorism, aspirations for regime change and promotion of women’s rights, the promotion of internal political freedoms, and concerns regarding its nuclear and ballistic missile programmes.’

EU Must Seek Peace with Russia if Iran War Drags On — An Interview with Anatol Lieven

Europe should start talking to Russia and push for a negotiated peace in Ukraine before the war in Iran further undermines its strategic position, geopolitical analyst Anatol Lieven told Hungarian Conservative. Lieven also warned that a prolonged conflict could hurt Donald Trump and Republicans in the upcoming midterm elections, arguing that Washington may have repeated the same mistake it made in Iraq or Vietnam.

Hungary Hails US Ease on Russian Oil Sanctions, Calls on EU to Act

The United States has temporarily lifted sanctions on Russian oil shipments already loaded onto tankers in an effort to stabilize global energy markets shaken by the war in Iran. Welcoming the move, Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó urged Brussels to follow Washington’s example and suspend EU sanctions on Russian energy to curb soaring prices in Europe.

Hungary Is a Reference Point for US Conservatives — An Interview with Mark Krikorian

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.

Iran War Sparks Heated Debate at MCC Summit Opening Day

Mathias Corvinus Collegium’s high-level summit Reclaiming the West kicked off with an unexpected confrontation as Israeli security expert Or Yissachar and former UN Assistant Secretary General Michael von der Schulenburg delivered sharply opposing views on the US–Israeli military operation against Iran, turning the opening session into a spontaneous debate on war, regime change, and international law.

Can CANZUK Be a Global Pole?

‘The proposed CANZUK framework emphasizes the movement of skilled workers more broadly. Simplifying immigration pathways for professionals and specialists could allow the four economies to respond more quickly to sector-specific labour shortages. Such mobility could help sustain economic growth by ensuring that industries have access to qualified talent.’

Hungarian Opposition Calls on NATO to Intervene in Upcoming April Election

Former Momentum leader András Fekete-Győr has asked NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte to intervene over alleged Russian interference in Hungary’s upcoming election. The claim is based on a media report lacking any credible evidence and ignores growing concerns about foreign pressure on Hungary from other actors, most notably Ukraine.

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