Alice Weidel, Santiago Abascal, and Javier Milei closed CPAC Hungary with fiery speeches focused on sovereignty, anti-globalism, and Europe’s future, highlighting Hungary as a ‘beacon of hope’ and expressing clear support for Viktor Orbán ahead of the upcoming elections.
80 years ago, Ferenc Szálasi, the ‘Leader of the Nation’ of Hungary, was executed; in connection with his ‘activities’, it is worth recalling the events of Arrow Cross terror in Kassa and sharing a few related documents.
Fidesz–KDNP has extended its lead over the opposition Tisza Party following the 15 March Peace March, according to a new Nézőpont poll, which puts the governing alliance at 46 per cent against Tisza’s 40. The shift appears driven by increased mobilization among Fidesz supporters ahead of the highly-contested election scheduled for 12 April.
Kyiv has accused Russia of conducting a disinformation psyop targeting the Hungarian minority in Ukraine, allegedly in cooperation with Viktor Orbán’s government to influence Hungary’s upcoming election. Budapest rejected the claims, accusing Ukraine of interfering in domestic politics in support of Orbán’s opposition, as information warfare around the vote intensifies.
Hungary’s foreign minister warned that cutting off cheap Russian oil could triple household energy costs, arguing that only a sovereign government can protect consumers from rising prices.
Facebook has begun restricting posts by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán just weeks before the high-stakes parliamentary election in April, following a mass-reporting campaign linked to former Meta employee and Tisza party figure Dóra Dávid. The move comes as the European Commission activates its rapid response system to monitor and restrict online content during the campaign.
‘60 years ago, in January 1966, the Luxembourg compromise resolved the first major crisis of European integration, the so-called Empty Chair Crisis. The conflict, which was triggered by the French, was not only epoch-making because it was the first major crisis after the start of European integration.’
The Hungarian delegation investigating the Druzhba oil pipeline situation in Kyiv was forced to take shelter during an air raid alert as talks continued over the future of oil deliveries to Hungary.
A recent article by POLITICO notes the increasingly unhinged rhetoric toward foreign nations by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of Ukraine. As the most egregious example, the piece brings up Zelenskyy’s recent threatening remarks about Prime Minister Viktor Orbán of Hungary.
A Hungarian delegation has arrived in Kyiv to assess the condition of the Druzhba oil pipeline and push for its restart, with officials saying the issue has drawn the attention of several EU diplomats and could have wider European implications.
At a time when public debate is increasingly polarized and superficial, Hungarian Conservative remains committed to depth and independent thought.
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