Danube Institute

Gergely Dobozi

Head of Operations

Gergely Dobozi is a commentator and editor holding a law degree from ELTE University. Currently he is the Head of Operations of the Danube Institute and editor-in-chief at Hungarian Conservative Online. Formerly, a commentator at Mandiner where he maintained the column titled 'Precedens' that covered and analysed developments in the world of law. As a fourth-year PhD student at the University of Public Service, his areas of expertise include state sovereignty, judicial activism, international and EU law.

14/07/2023

Gergely Dobozi

‘I’m Sorry’ — Tucker Carlson to Hungarian Conservative

‘We Count on Parents and Teachers as Partners in Education’ — An Interview with President of the Klebelsberg Centre Gabriella Hajnal

It’s Still Better to Follow the Warpath than Hit the Road to Nowhere

Some Thoughts on the ‘Rule of Manipulation’

2023 Rule of Law Report on Hungary: a ‘Brussels Cookbook’ of Narratives

‘Hungary Should Break the Current EU Consensus on Moral Issues’ — An Interview with Austin Ruse

‘It Is Necessary to Support and to Ask Kyiv to Respect Minority Rights at the Same Time’ — An Interview with FUEN President Loránt Vincze

'Our Region Has to Influence the EU and Find a Way to Counterbalance Brussels' - Jerzy Kwaśniewski to Hungarian Conservative

'This Is Not Why We Fought for Freedom 30 Years Ago' - An Interview with Minister Milan Krajniak on Woke Indoctrination

'The Hungarian Approach to Governance is Much Saner than That of Its "Progressive" Western Critics' - An Interview with Professor Daniel J. Mahoney

'Hungarians Are a Particularly Family-friendly Nation' - An Interview with the President of the Mária Kopp Institute for Demography and Families

'Although cancer mortality is still high, chances of recovery have improved significantly in Hungary in the last decade' - An Interview with the Director of the National Institute of Oncology

'Hungary Is a Bona Fide Partner of The European Commission' - An Interview with State Secretary János Bóka

'Hungary supports Ukrainian integrity and sovereignty within the country's internationally recognised borders' - An Interview with Zsolt Németh

A Problemathic Pathfinding: Hungary's Curious Case with the Rule of Law Conditionality Mechanism

Moldova Expels Two ‘Tourists’ Caught in ‘Destabilisation’ Plot

Serbia and Kosovo May Support Each Other On Their Path to EU Membership According to Draft Agreement

EU Soon to be Bordered by Fences — Finland to Erect Its Own Against Migration Flows From Russia

Ideally, the European Commission is an Independent Body – an Interview with Ex-ECJ Judge Christopher Vajda

Hungary Resists the Disruptive Tendencies of Liberalism — An Interview with Harvard Professor Adrian Vermeule

Maastricht 31: A Brief Overview of a Janus-faced Treaty

Progressivism Unleashed — How the Spanish Socialists Gained Advantage by Curbing the Rule of Law

Collision Courses and Evasive Manoeuvres - Poland's Long Run for the EU Funds