Viktor Orbán himself is under review in a confidential Fidesz survey asking members to rate his competence, judge the party’s loss of moral credibility and even consider dissolving Fidesz altogether. The move suggests the former governing party is finally reconsidering assumptions that remained untouchable throughout its years in power, paving the way for the possibility of a genuine self-reflection.

‘It does not matter how high you build a castle’s walls if a backdoor is left open. In a migration-policy context, one of the most infamous backdoors is the asylum system itself. As long as the authorities allow asylum seekers to enter through official border crossing points…the border is not really secured.’

‘In the event of any engagement with the Taliban, it is crucial for governments to establish a formal framework that incorporates Afghan women in pivotal conversations about the future of Afghanistan.’

ELTE and the University of Szeged have been named Hungary’s top universities in the 2026 Academic Ranking of World Universities, both placing in the 501–600 range. Four Hungarian institutions made the world’s top 1,000, led globally by Harvard, Stanford, and MIT.

‘As geopolitical tensions continue to rise and the self-proclaimed 2027 deadline set by China to be ready and capable of invading Taiwan approaches, NATO nations now more than ever need to close the capability gaps in the Great White North.’

The Eurocentric right-wing X account has clipped a DW report about Berlin’s discounted ‘QueerCityPass’ for tourists. Does this mean that gay people actually get to travel cheaper than straight people in the German capital?