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Edward Hopper, Office in a Small City (1953). The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA

The Failure of the ‘Rules-Based’ Liberal International Order

‘The leaders of the most successful small or medium-sized countries tend to be acutely aware of the dexterity required to maintain security…it seems very unlikely that they and others like them will get lost in their own imagination or succumb to the self-fulfilling fatalism of the postmodernist cosmopolitan mind that gave birth to the “end of history”, the “rules-based liberal international order”, and all the rest of that dangerous nonsense.’

Word-Famous Hollywood Actor Visits Music Academy in Budapest

While shooting scenes for his new film, Alone at Dawn, in Budapest, Hungary, Oscar-nominated actor Adam Driver visited a concert at the Franz Liszt Academy of Music in his spare time. While this took place in November, the Academy did not share it until a few days ago.

Washington’s National Security Strategy and the German Flight from Reality

Why does Germany react with moral panic to Washington’s 2025 National Security Strategy, a document clarifying national interests while exposing Europe’s civilizational erosion, strategic weakness, and German political culture that treats realism as illegitimate, borders as taboo, and national interests as extremism, revealing Germany’s inability to act as a nation?

Macron Pushes Germany to Reintegrate Russian Nuclear Energy to EU System

France is lobbying Berlin to approve a Russian-linked nuclear fuel project in Germany, with Macron himself applying diplomatic pressure behind the scenes. The initiative cuts against the EU’s REPowerEU strategy and signals that key member states are quietly planning for economic normalization once the war ends.

The Lost Order — Part VI

‘The American Republic in the first half of the 19th century gradually drifted away from the Founders’ original vision and embarked on the path of modern mass democracy. The final result of this, paradoxically, became exactly what the Founders had feared…The Jacksonian rejection of the principle of hierarchy led not to the fulfilment of freedom, but to the rise of a new, faceless form of tyranny.’

‘Will you come with me to Australia?’ — An Interview with the Founders of Mozaik Radio Sydney

‘The radio goes on air every weekend, yet people are less and less willing to join in and sacrifice time for the community. Until we find someone who falls in love with the radio—and through it, falls in love with the Hungarian community—we have no chance of ensuring the radio’s survival. We’ll keep doing it until the microphone falls out of our hands…’

Hungary Partners with UN Counter-Terrorism Office on Sports Safety

Hungary has signed a cooperation agreement with the UN Office of Counter-Terrorism to strengthen the security of major sports events, aiming to ensure that matches remain free from violence, extremism and security threats.

Michael Doran PHOTO: Tamás Gyurkovits/Hungarian Conservative

Iranian Missile Programme Is Going to Be a Reason to Go to War Again — An Interview with Michael Doran

What are Russia’s minimum objectives for demonstrating victory? What will happen to Gaza? How can the West persuade Central Asia to cooperate with the US and Europe? We asked a former senior director at the National Security Council in George W Bush’s White House for a year-end analysis of the world’s three major geopolitical conflicts.

S President Donald Trump, alongside Secretary of State Marco Rubio (R) and Vice President JD Vance (L), speaks during a meeting with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban (2L) in the Cabinet Room of the White House in Washington, DC on November 7, 2025.

The Beginning of a New Era: The First US–Hungarian Defence Agreements Take Shape

US–Hungarian relations are entering a new phase as defence cooperation moves from political signalling to concrete industrial partnerships. Preliminary agreements with Northrop Grumman and Lockheed Martin mark a strategic shift, strengthening Hungary’s NATO-compatible capabilities and defence-industry base.

Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva (R) and China's Deputy Prime Minister Ding Xuexiang greet during a meeting in Belem, Para state, Brazil, on November 5, 2025.

Power Shift in Global Climate Diplomacy after COP30

‘COP30 clearly signals the ongoing transformation of global climate governance. The United States’ partial withdrawal has noticeably weakened Western influence, while China has moved to fill part of the resulting vacuum through a stronger technological presence and a more assertive narrative.’

The Failure of the ‘Rules-Based’ Liberal International Order

Word-Famous Hollywood Actor Visits Music Academy in Budapest

Washington’s National Security Strategy and the German Flight from Reality

Macron Pushes Germany to Reintegrate Russian Nuclear Energy to EU System

The Lost Order — Part VI

‘Will you come with me to Australia?’ — An Interview with the Founders of Mozaik Radio Sydney

Hungary Partners with UN Counter-Terrorism Office on Sports Safety

Iranian Missile Programme Is Going to Be a Reason to Go to War Again — An Interview with Michael Doran

The Beginning of a New Era: The First US–Hungarian Defence Agreements Take Shape

Power Shift in Global Climate Diplomacy after COP30

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