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An interview with Roland Freudenstein (Deputy Director, Wilfried Martens Centre) by Gellért Rajcsányi.
A conversation between Anne Applebaum, Mária Schmidt and John O’Sullivan after the launch of the Hungarian translation of Applebaum’s book.
A debate between James C. Bennett and György Schöpflin moderated by Gellért Rajcsányi on the 27th March 2014.
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Panel discussion on the 2019 EP elections - VIDEO Videos
For maybe the first time, voters in Europe were mobilized by European (and global) issues, rather than domestic politics. Topics as migration and climate change have drawn voters in large numbers.
What Next for Ukraine:Ukraine after the Election. VIDEO Videos
With English subtitles!
Invisible Victims Conference Part2 - Panel1. VIDEO Videos
Persecution, the Media and the Public: Mervyn Thomas, Damian Thompson, Stephen Bullivant, Fiona Bruce. Moderator: Peter Whittle.
Invisible Victims Conference. Part 3. Lecture by David Martin Jones. VIDEO. Videos
Religion and the Clash of Civilizations
Invisible Victims Conference. Part 4. Responses. VIDEO Videos
Baroness Cox, Miriam Lexmann, Kishore Jalabayan.
Invisible Victims Conference Part 5. - Panel 2. VIDEO Videos
How are we addressing the problem? Can we do better? How are the churches responding? Hajnalka Juhász, Fr. Benedict Kiely. Moderated by Lord Brian Griffiths
The Free Market Roadshow 2019 Part2: Autonomous Automobiles-Good or Bad? VIDEO Videos
Dr Róbert Pintér's Introduction followed by a student debate.
Judges: Eszter Petronella Soós and Dr. Judit Mihalik
April 12, 2019
FMRS 2019 Part 1: Europe at the Crossroads VIDEO Videos
The Free Market Roadshow 2019 - Budapest Edition
April 12, 2019
After the Elections: What Next for Ukraine?/Ukrajna az elnökválasztás után: Hogyan tovább? Past Events
What can we expect after the April 21 presidential election? Mire számíthatunk az április 21-i elnökválasztás után?
Invisible Victims: Persecuted Believers and Western Governments Past Events
An International Conference IN LONDON, organized by the Danube Institute and the New Culture Forum
MAPH-1067 Budapest, Eötvös u. 24.Phone: +36 1 269 1041 E-mail:info@danubeinstitute.hu www.danubeinstitute.hu Switch to a larger map Events |
