Danube Institute

New opinion piece by Rebecca Weisser and Simon P. Kennedy, Visiting Fellows of the Danube Institute, published in the Quadrant Magazine.

This article is based on a speech delivered by Doug Stokes at the “Win or Lose: The Strange Survival of Conservatism” symposium hosted by the Danube Institute and New Culture Forum in London on 10...

Review by Tony Abbott, former Australian Prime Minister and current Visiting Fellow at the Danube Institute, of John O'Sullivan's latest book.

This article is based on a speech delivered by Catherine McBride at the “Win or Lose: The Strange Survival of Conservatism” symposium hosted by the Danube Institute and New Culture Forum in London...

ADDRESS TO LONDON SYMPOSIUM "WIN OR LOSE: THE STRANGE SURVIVAL OF CONSERVATISM” Hosted by Danube Institute, The New Culture Forum and The Critic as media partner

Speech by Václav Klaus, economist and former President of the Czech Republic – After Ukraine: Will the Anglosphere & Europe Stay Together?

Summary of the conference 'The ABC's of Critical Race Theory & More'

Summary of the 'Eurasianism as a Response to Global Crisis: Dugin's political ideology in historical and contemporary context'

Summary of the 'Anti-Semitism in Hungary: Appearance and Reality' book release

Summary of Anna Loufti's talk on 'Belief, Opinion & Freedom of Speech'

The Hungarian Conservative's report on the second day of the 'Second Danube Summit on Geopolitics, Security, and Defense' conference

The Hungarian Conservative's summary on our 'Post-Election Analysis of the Israeli Election' event

Professor Attila Miseta Interviewed by András Jancsó

Article in the Hungarian Conservative about our event "Italy Elects Its First Woman Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni"

TPV editor and distinguished fellow of the Danube Institute, Jeffrey Kaplan interviews the journal’s founding editor David C. Rapoport

Read the report of the Free Market Road Show written by Dániel Farkas in the Hungarian Conservative

Article by Dániel Farkas, an intern at the Danube Institute in the Hungarian Conservative

Classical calumny by Tamás Orbán - On the Hungarian parliament building and the attack on classical architecture.

Analysis of our Research Intern Málna Szonja Vámos

Analysis of our Researcher Dániel Farkas

Analysis of our Research Fellow Dániel Farkas

Analysis of our Research Fellow Dániel Farkas

The latest analysis of Budapest Fellow Meg Hansen

During the past few decades countless different theories attempted to explain the rise of the modern state.

What we tackle here is the moral foundations of the modern, secular state and a possible solution to its problems which so-called “secular religions” offer.