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28/08/2020

The last days of press freedom in Hungary?

Hungary’s oldest and up to date largest online news portal, Index.hu, is on the brink of extinction.

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08/06/2015

The Second Term of Viktor Orbán

A collection of essays edited by John O'Sullivan and Kálmán Pócza.

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21/01/2014

Conservative or Revolutionary?

Three aspects of the second Orbán-government. A piece by Ferenc Hörcher with a response from Eszter Babarczy.

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26/07/2020

A Hagia Sophia mindenekelőtt keresztény szimbólum – az EU-nak fel kell vállalnia a védelmét

Úgy tűnik, mára egyszerűen szalonképtelenné vált a kereszténység, vagy éppen a klasszikus európai (nyugati) értékek védelme.

National sovereignity

23/07/2020

Epidemic Danger & Constitutionality

Exceptional state is not a State of Exception

Christianity and democracy

20/08/2020

The Christian origins of the modern state

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

Christianity and democracy

22/07/2020

The moral foundations of the modern state and the problem of “secular religions”

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.

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03/09/2020

Between two parties: will one fall to the ground?

The effect of the French municipal elections in 2022

09/09/2020

Robert Spalding - Danube Dialogues by Danube Institute

It is clear that the pandemic itself was in fact created by the CCP in order to wreak havoc in Western economies.

26/11/2019

2nd International Conference on Christian Persecution, Nov 26 2019

Danube Institute Side Event: Helping the Persecuted: NGOs Challenge Global Agencies and Corporations.

03/02/2020

Partners in Eastern Europe: Multiple Crossroads. The Video, Part 1.

Politics and Rule of Law in Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine Dec 9 2020 Conference

03/02/2020

Partners in Eastern Europe: Multiple Crossroads. The Video, Part 2.

Politics and Rule of Law in Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine Dec 9 2020 Conference

Christianity and democracy

29/07/2020

Being Christian in Age of Secular Religions

Richard Neuhaus’ The Naked Public Square famously complained in the 1980s that modern secularized politics, a strict separation of church and state tended to eliminate religious and moral values fro...

03/09/2020

Marek Matraszek - Danube Dialogues by Danube Institute

Matraszek thinks that now is the time for certain changes in their rhetoric, as there are still untapped voter-bases in Poland that will decide the outcomes of future elections.

25/08/2020

David Goodhart - Danube Dialogues by Danube Institute

David Goodhart noted that the media nowadays can affect us in several ways. If we take a look at the BLM movement or Brexit we can see how every news have their own facts.

18/09/2020

Alexander Downer - Danube Dialogues by Danube Institute

Alexander Downer, the longest serving foreign minister in Australian history talks about the trade deal between the UK and the EU and the waves of refugees sailing across the English Channel.

18/08/2020

Tom Gross - Danube Dialogues by Danube Institute

Gross recounts a number of instances, when he experienced the terrible biases of western newspapers - watch the latest video with Tom Gross!

11/08/2020

Victor Davis Hanson - Danube Dialogues by Danube Institute

How does the ongoing revolution affects Trump's future and the 2020 elections? Victor Davis Hanson explains it all!

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19/10/2020

International summary

Trump’s Middle East - Chapter 1.

Republican elephant in the Middle-Eastern china-shop

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06/02/2020

Mission Statement for THE PIPELINE

Three great social forces are now colliding in the politics of the English-speaking world: industrial and technical progress, a rising tide of environmental regulation, and democratic government.

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10/02/2020

Fiduciary Responsibility, Charity, and Other People's Money

Mark Carney leaves his job as Governor of the Bank of England in March, stepping easily into several new positions: notably, U.N. Special Envoy for Climate Action and Finance and special advisor to th...

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15/09/2017

The Terrorism Crisis Deepens

Because no one has yet died as a result of the bombing on the London Underground at Parsons Green — though 22 unlucky people have received serious injuries — we may be inclined to regard the attac...

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04/08/2017

The Trump Era as Unintended Political Satire — Recalling Peter Simple

In looking at the alternative universe created by the legendary Daily Telegraph columnist, present-day Americans look into a mirror.

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20/07/2017

Did William F. Buckley’s Conservative Project End in Failure?

Julius Krein misunderstands the profound influence and success of Buckleyite conservatism.

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08/07/2017

Trump Defends the West in Warsaw

As an unabashed celebration of Western culture and values, his speech broke new ground.

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26/06/2017

In the U.K., Normalcy Returns to the Tory Administration

Today’s deal between the Tories and the Democratic Unionists is one more sign that at least a limited normalcy is returning and that the Tory administration is likely to remain in office for several...

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23/06/2017

After the Election Fallout, Is Britain Returning to Normalcy?

The Tories are still in power and can recover lost ground, but Jeremy Corbyn is playing his hand shrewdly.

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07/06/2017

Britain Needs to Have an Uncomfortable Conversation about Islamic Terrorism

Its Muslim population is not sufficiently integrated.

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30/05/2017

Theresa May and the Tories Lose Altitude as the Election Nears

Refocusing on Brexit, they look likely to win but have made serious errors.

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16/05/2017

Did Trump Improperly Reveal Classified Information?

Listening from Budapest to the Washington debate on whether President Trump leaked intelligence secrets to the Russians in a White House meeting attended by Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, as alleged ...

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08/05/2017

The Euphoria over Macron’s Victory Ignores Reality

The French election results suggest a high level of disaffection among voters.

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06/05/2017

Thursday’s Elections in Britain: A Storm Is Coming on the Chiltern Hills

The Tories reclaim much of their former support in the patriotic working class.

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24/04/2017

The French Election: A Temporary Triumph for the Status Quo

Emmanuel Macron’s likely victory over Marine Le Pen will not resolve France’s crisis.

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24/04/2017

Remembering Kate O’Beirne

An intelligent and cheerful soul

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18/04/2017

Theresa May Can — And Does

In calling for a special election, she risks a sure term of three years for the chance of five years and a more united post-Brexit Britain.

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03/04/2017

Russia, Europe, and the West

In defense of President Trump’s emerging foreign policy

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24/03/2017

Today’s Terrorists, Tomorrow’s Statesmen?

A pair of vicious murderers receive very different treatment from U.K. worthies.

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02/03/2017

Trump Trumps Trump

Those who found Trump monstrous were shocked by his impressive speech. Then they returned to form.

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20/02/2017

A Very Special Relationship

America and Britain after Brexit

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16/02/2017

Love of Country — It’s Not an Essay Question

The American idea is powerful and good, but the American experience itself is richer.

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09/02/2017

Notes towards the Redefinition of a Nation

Much of today’s political polarization can be reduced to a choice between competing narratives.

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15/12/2016

In Britain, the Tories Settle on the Sweet Spot between Populism and Post-Democracy

Theresa May is strengthening both her party and democracy.

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05/12/2016

The Return of National Sovereignty

Voters are rejecting rule by transnational elite

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03/12/2016

Europe Agonistes

A wave of populism is sweeping over the Continent

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28/11/2016

Bill Clinton’s Lesson for the GOP

Two news stories that I ran across while researching my recent column on the Latino vote rang a faint bell in my mind. It didn’t hurt that each story reinforced the other.

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22/11/2016

The Latino Voting Surge That Never Happened

That permanent Democratic majority may never emerge after all.

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18/11/2016

The Return of American Nationalism

Trump’s victory should usher in policies rooted in patriotic assimilation and the national interest.

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28/10/2016

Twelve Days in the Fall: What the Hungarian Revolution Accomplished 60 Years Ago

Showing their true colors, Russian state media found a way to smear the memory of the heroes.

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18/10/2016

If Politicians Were Rational Beings, Here’s What Trump and the GOP Would Do

Rational self-interest would counsel very different courses for Trump and establishment Republicans than they have taken so far.

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24/09/2016

Germany Can Do Better than Angela Merkel

Despite her reputation for competence, Merkel has led her country (and Europe) into one crisis after another.

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17/09/2016

Is the Race Now Trump’s to Lose?

After the best week of his campaign, he may be the favorite.

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13/09/2016

On the Folly of Perfectly Proportional Representation

The New Class’s assault on Western democracy.

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06/09/2016

The Real Motivation Behind the EU’s Attack on Ireland and Apple

There’s much more at stake than $13 billion.

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29/08/2016

Mrs. Thatcher’s Last Victory –

She was years ahead of the curve, even in her own party, in her skepticism of the EU project.

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17/08/2016

Taking the Measure of Mrs. May

Britain’s new Conservative prime minister has been shrouded in calculated mystery.

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29/07/2016

Anti-Brexit: Britain’s New Class

The elite reaction to the Leave campaign’s victory has been revealing.

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13/06/2016

Trump’s Global View

The pluses and minuses of his big foreign-policy speech.

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27/05/2016

Conservatives in Crisis— American 2016 Edition

Working-class Trump supporters school the policy wonks.

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09/05/2016

The Strange Endurance of Jeremy Corbyn, and Other Mysteries of British Politics

London — In September 2015, only four months after David Cameron’s Tories pulled off an unexpected victory in Britain’s general election.

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29/04/2016

Brexit after Obama

He came, he saw, he went. But did he conquer?

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21/04/2016

Obama to Brits: America Expects

Whichever side wins, the Brexit referendum could imperil Prime Minister David Cameron and the Conservative party as a whole.

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23/03/2016

Handling Trump Sensibly

Writing in the Washington Post, Derek T. Muller, an associate law professor at Pepperdine University, offers the following solution to the nation’s pressing problem that American voters may elect Do...

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15/10/2003

Thoughts on the Transatlantic Relationship

Women wage the sex war by vindictiveness," said the late Cyril Connolly, "men by indifference.

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09/06/2004

Reagan in Retrospect

In the late Fall of 1988, shortly before Ronald Reagan left office, I was a dinner guest at the home of a distinguished Nixonian.

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31/03/2004

Europe and the Establishment

In Britain, they have admitted the existence of "the establishment" ever since journalist Henry Fairlie coined the term in the mid-fifties.

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29/08/2020

On Musical Jingoism

When it comes to the song “Rule Britannia,” context is needed.

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27/08/2020

Conventions in a Time of Revolution

Donald Trump personifies resistance to the Marxist revolution.

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20/07/2020

Harper’s Versus the Carpers

A defense of free inquiry & robust debate draws strong opposition from the left.

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11/07/2020

Remembering Owen Harries

A born editor and humanitarian democrat, he aimed to use foreign policy to improve people’s lives.

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10/07/2020

Now You Can See Why Nationalism Is Important

One of my favorite quotations is the alleged last words of the Emperor Maximilian of Mexico who, just before he went before the firing squad, said to his Hungarian chef: “You thought it would never ...

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27/04/2020

Boris Returns

Boris Johnson returned today to politics today after a life-and-death battle with the coronavirus and a convalescence lasting three weeks at Chequers.

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20/04/2020

Lockdown Diary, Budapest

‘Ghost trains,’ Hungary’s emergency law, face masks and social distancing, restaurants’ pivot to takeout and delivery.

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03/04/2020

Hungary’s Emergency Law Is Flawed — But It Doesn’t Herald ‘Dictatorship’

The lack of a sunset clause is worrisome, but talk of the end of democracy is overheated.

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25/03/2020

Waiting for Coronavirus

How strong is the case for mitigation?

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14/02/2020

Post-Scripts to a London Letter

Today’s news includes the information that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have let go the 15-strong staff of their office in Buckingham Palace.

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03/02/2020

‘Goodbye to All That’: An Early Eurosceptic and Thatcher Aide Looks Back

John O’Sullivan, who was there, reviews the long history leading up to Brexit.

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10/01/2020

Brexit: The Movie

A British film about the referendum portrays brilliantly the political currents that shocked the U.K.’s ruling class.

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03/01/2020

Why Is Putin Defending the Nazi-Soviet Pact?

When the eightieth anniversary of the Nazi-Soviet Pact took place last August, it attracted surprisingly little attention in the way of major commemorations or lectures.

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30/12/2019

Creating Conservatism Inc.

National Review Institute helps preserve Bill Buckley’s legacy and sustain the movement he created.

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31/12/2019

Creating Conservatism Inc., Continued

National Review Institute helps preserve Bill Buckley’s legacy and sustain the movement he created.

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17/12/2019

A Realignment Election in the U.K.

The pro-Brexit vote in U.K. politics turned out to be as steady as the guards at Waterloo.

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27/11/2019

Her Majesty’s Government and Hong Kong

What with the brutal suppression of student riots in Hong Kong, the beatings and imprisonment of anti-Mullah demonstrators in Iran, Iraq, and Lebanon, the imprisonment and execution of Christian conve...

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26/11/2019

Brexit Ho!

The Tories have run a solid campaign so far, while Labour has stumbled.

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06/11/2019

Will Boris Johnson Strike a Deal with Nigel Farage?

If he doesn’t, the Tories could be in trouble in the coming election.

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03/10/2019

Boris Johnson Is Stymied, but So Are His Opponents

The anti-Brexit coalition is split on how soon to hold a new election and on whom their candidate should be.

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30/09/2019

On Brexit, Boris Johnson and the U.K. Attorney General Refuse to Surrender

Johnson doesn’t regret ‘using the word surrender to describe the surrender act.’

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12/08/2019

Brexit: The Rubik’s Cube of British Politics

Parliament wants to halt Brexit, but a no-deal Brexit may be unstoppable. Or not.

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01/08/2019

Does Brexit’s Fate Hang on a Welsh By-Election?

Tomorrow’s vote poses a dilemma for Brexit supporters.

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25/07/2019

Boris in Power

It’s a virtual bloodbath for the Remainers.

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23/07/2019

Postscript to an Outrage

In 1985 in New York I was asked, well told really, “Why don’t you go back where you came from?” by the distinguished historian and chronicler of the Kennedys, Arthur Schlesinger Jr.

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13/07/2019

What to Make of the U.K. Ambassador’s Tiff with Trump

Kim Darroch wasn’t guilty of anything heinous, but he had to go — and the attacks on Boris Johnson for saying as much were misguided.

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09/07/2019

Can Anyone Beat Boris?

The question looms large over the future of the Tory party, British politics, and Brexit.

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17/06/2019

Handicapping the Tories

Boris Johnson probably cannot be stopped, but he can be hobbled.

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31/05/2019

Orbán’s Switch Back to the Center-Right

The European election results were fairly clear — the mainstream centrist parties declined again.

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28/05/2019

Understanding the Results of the European Parliamentary Elections

The legacy parties continued to decline and the populist right advanced only so far. Now, the pro-EU left, which gained ground, may grow more assertive.

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22/05/2019

The Brexit Party Poses an Existential Threat to the Tories

Theresa May is probably on the way out, but a bigger threat is on the horizon for the Conservative party.

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16/05/2019

Of Socialism and Human Nature

One of Margaret Thatcher’s more quoted sayings is “The facts of life are conservative.”

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08/04/2019

No-Deal Brexit? Yes, if Macron Vetoes an Extension

This week European leaders will meet in solemn conclave, with and without Prime Minister Theresa May, to determine whether or not to extend the U.K.’s membership of the European Union and, if so, fo...

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06/04/2019

If Brexit Fails, So Does Britain

Charles Moore today ends his weekly Telegraph column, which has become required reading for both supporters and opponents of Brexit, with a gloomy forecast that the only way of saving Brexit from its ...

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07/02/2019

On the Wrong Side of Life

The relationship between Gosnell and the Democratic reaction to the SoTU; musings on priority plane tickets; and thoughts on Melania Trump and women’s magazines

Events

THE FATEFUL YEARS: 1938-1945 -THE MEMOIRS OF VILMOS NAGYBACZONI NAGY

Jan

18

Friday

English

“HUNGARY, A SHORT HISTORY”

Feb

14

Thursday

English

Reflections on the Revolution in France

Feb

20

Wednesday

English

Brexit – Where to Go From Here? Roundtable Discussion

Mar

22

Friday

English

The Budapest Edition of the Free Market Road Show 2019

Apr

12

Friday

English

DEBATE FORMAT, RULES AND INSTRUCTIONS

Apr

12

Friday

“THIS HOUSE BELIEVES THAT AUTONOMOUSLY DRIVEN CARS ARE A GOOD THING FOR SOCIETY”

English

“5-G: Secure Encrypted Network or Chinese Spying Platform?”

May

24

Friday

English

Meritocracy

Sep

19

Thursday

English

“The Twin Totalitarians: Assessing the Molotov - Ribbentrop Pact”

Sep

23

Monday

English

“The Congress for Cultural Freedom: The Impact on Hungarian Intellectuals”

Nov

19

Tuesday

English

“NGOs CHALLENGE GLOBAL AGENCIES AND CORPORATION”

Nov

26

Tuesday

PART OF THE 2ND INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON CHRISTIAN PERSECUTION 25 – 28 November 2019

English

Speechwriting and Negotiation Skills

Dec

03

Tuesday

English

Partners in Eastern Europe, Multiple Crossroads: Politics and the Rule of Law in Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine

Dec

09

Monday

Political and legal analysts from the Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine will examine and explain the developments in their countries.

English

British Elections-Brexit, the Decision

Dec

17

Tuesday

English

Networking and Leadership

Jan

17

Friday

Melissa O’Sullivan spoke on Networking and Leadership to the MCC Women Leadership Program 2019/2020 in Debrecen.

English

Globalism: A Failed Utopia?

Jan

22

Wednesday

English

MEGXIT!

Jan

23

Thursday

English

“God, Honor, Country: President Ronald Reagan, Pope John Paul II, and the Freedom of Nations—A National Conservatism Conference”

Feb

03

Monday

English

A Political Philosophy of Conservatism

Feb

19

Wednesday

English

Andrew Klavan & John O'Sullivan: Experts, Elites & "Trump Derangement Syndrome

May

13

Wednesday

English

Invisible Walls by Danube Institute - Trianon100

Jun

03

Wednesday

English

Jeszenszky Géza könyvbemutató - Lost Prestige - Helena History Press LLC + Danube Institute

Sep

22

Tuesday

English

Nicholas T. Parsons – Civilisation and Its Malcontents - essays on our times

Oct

08

Thursday

Danube Institute and Hungarian Review proudly presents: Book launch and discussion: Nicholas T. Parsons, Civilisation and Its Malcontents – Essays on Our Times

English

U.S. Post-Election Analysis

Nov

05

Thursday

English

Hammer, Sickle and Cross - Conference on religion in Central and Eastern Europe

Nov

09

Monday

Danube Institute hosted a conference in the topic of religion in Central and Eastern Europe both on past and present, entitled ’’Hammer, Sickle and Cross’’.

English

A Nation Dismembered – The 1920 Treaty of Trianon in Hungarian Poetry

Nov

26

Thursday

Virtual Book Launch

English

Down Fell the Statue of Goliath - Hungarian Poets and Writers on the Revolution of 1956 Second, revised edition by Hungarian Review

Nov

30

Monday

Virtual Book Launch

English

James Joyce and Hungary

Jun

18

Friday

A Symposium To Mark The 80th Year Of James Joyce’s Death And The Connections To Hungary In His Work

English

Anti-Semitism in Hungary: Appearance and Reality

Jun

29

Tuesday

The conference's aim was to objectively assess the degree of Anti-Semitism in contemporary Hungary through the perspective of a diverse group of Hungarian Jewish leaders, activists, and a group of Hun...

English

"Age of Reagan author Steven F. Hayward Lecture on the Current State of Politics in the U.S.

Jul

19

Monday

English

“The Policy Makers Discussion: The Rule of Law and Mass Migration”

Sep

06

Monday

English

“The Policy Makers Discussion: The U. S. and The Current Crisis”

Sep

07

Tuesday

English

U.S. National Counterterrorism Policy and the Future Terrorist Threat

Sep

09

Thursday

A discussion on U.S. national counterterrorism policy and the future terrorist threat.

English

Discussion of the 30 year period since the dissolution of the USSR - Lectures by David Satter

Sep

13

Monday

Lecture 1. What have we learned? Who’s winning? What of the next 30 years?

English

Satter’s award winning film, “Age of Delirium” followed by discussion - Lectures by David Satter

Sep

14

Tuesday

Lecture 2.

English

“Challenges to Journalists”- Lectures by David Satter

Sep

15

Wednesday

Lecture 3. A lecture based on his personal experiences as the first journalist in the modern era to be kicked out of Russia in 2013.

English

"Terror in the Western Mind: Cultural Responses to 9/11"

Sep

21

Tuesday

Professor David Martin Jones discusses "Terror in the Western Mind"

English

Book Launches: 1. John Sabo and Cardinal Mindszenty, 1957-1971, 2. Do Not Forget This Small Honest Nation, 3. Correspondence of Cardinal József Mindszenty with the Holy See from the American

Sep

27

Monday

The Danube Institute and the Friends of Hungary Foundation are hosting book launches. Three books that deal with the correspondence of Cardinal Mindszenty out of his refuge at the American Legation / ...

English

"What Went Wrong?” How America destroyed itself and the world it built in a generation -and how it might still be saved.

Oct

05

Tuesday

English

Jan Patočka's Dissident Philosophy of History: Human Bondage and the Risk of History

Oct

12

Tuesday

This is the first lecture of the series. What is the world? This may seem like a strange question, but it is the one that opens Jan Patočka’s Heretical Essays in the Philosophy of History, which ...

English

Exploring the Underground Writings of Jan Patočka: Philosophy and the Experience of History

Oct

25

Monday

This is the second lecture of the series. “History is not intelligible without free responsibility.” This is one of Patočka’s many “heretical” convictions. It is in stark contrast to mate...

English

From Aquinas to Oakeshott: The Conservative-Liberal Tradition

Nov

08

Monday

Hannes Holmsteinn Gissurarson will be talking about the conservative-liberal tradition which stretches back to the medieval writers Snorri Sturluson and St. Thomas Aquinas, but which was developed mai...

English

Exploring the Underground Writings of Jan Patočka: Politics and the Core of Mystery

Nov

09

Tuesday

This is the third lecture of the series. In Patočka’s third essay, his question is whether history has a meaning. It is of course possible to reply, dogmatically, in the negative (“History is c...

English

Is Thatcherism Conservative?

Nov

10

Wednesday

Is Thatcherism Conservative? Hannes H. Gissurarson a professor of politics will answer this question at his second lecture, based on his recent article on The Guardian’s “Distorted Image of That...

English

Exploring the Underground Writings of Jan Patočka: Christianity and the Rise of Europe

Nov

23

Tuesday

This is the fourth lecture of the series. Nineteenth-century philosophers “did not for a moment doubt the spiritual origins of European unity,” writes Patočka, “and their conception is surely...

English

"Tales From A Hollywood Screenwriter" Lecture by Rob Long

Dec

01

Wednesday

Movies tell us a lot about the people and the nations that make them. They can tell us who those people are, and who they’d like to become. In this lecture, Rob Long will show us 5 movies from the p...

English

Exploring the Underground Writings of Jan Patočka: Decadence and the Cult of Machines

Dec

07

Tuesday

This is the fifth lecture of the series. Contemporary humanity is “simply no longer capable of physically surviving but for a mode of production that rests increasingly on technology,” claims Pa...

English

Hungarian Review Christmas Book Fair

Dec

09

Thursday

Panel discussion and book signing with the Hungarian Review authors.

English

Culture in Crisis: what the COVID-19 pandemic reveals about the West and its prospects

Dec

13

Monday

While Covid-19 is often construed as having apocalyptic - in the sense of cataclysmic - consequences for public health, in this talk, Danube Institute Visiting Fellow Dr Calum TM Nicholson suggests it...

English

Exploring the Underground Writings of Jan Patočka: War and the Fate of Europe

Dec

14

Tuesday

This is the sixth lecture of the series. In his sixth and final essay, Patočka asks, what was “that awesome will which for years drove millions of humans into a fiery furnace”? He is referring ...

English

“Constitutional Law and its Challenges”

Jan

19

Wednesday

Discussion with Prof. James Allan and Prof. Dr. István Stumpf

English

Is Leftism a Religion?

Jan

31

Monday

As God has diminished in American and Western culture, the left has replaced God with the religion of leftism. Will Witt breaks down how this has happened, the implications, and where we go from here....

English

The Return and Transformation of Geopolitics

Feb

21

Monday

As the Cold War Order passes away, the table is cleared for new political and security alignments. What are the most likely new alignments, what are most dangerous to the West, and what are the thre...

English

The New World Disorder

Mar

10

Thursday

Date: 10/3/2022 , 9.00 a.m. Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa- 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest

English

The Post-Liberal Turn and the Future of British Conservatism

Mar

19

Saturday

Date: 19 March 2022 Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa- 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest (Entrance: Aranybástya - The Golden Bastion Restaurant)

English

Attacks on Christian Communities and Institutions Preliminary Conference

Mar

28

Monday

Date: 28 March 2022 Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa- 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest (Entrance: Aranybástya - The Golden Bastion Restaurant)

English

Könyvbemutató: Rod Dreher - Hazugság nélkül élni

Mar

31

Thursday

Dátum: 2022.03.31, 16.00 Helyszín: 1113 Budapest, Tas Vezér utca. 3-7.

English

30 YEARS OF THE V4 - Conference and Book Launch

Apr

12

Tuesday

Date: 12 April 2022 Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa- 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest (Entrance: Aranybástya - The Golden Bastion Restaurant)

English

An Evening with Rod Dreher

Apr

13

Wednesday

Date: 13 April 2022, 6.00 p.m. Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa- 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest (Entrance: Aranybástya - The Golden Bastion Restaurant)

English

The Role of Education in the Age of Social Media

Apr

22

Friday

Date: 22 April 2022 Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa- 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest (Entrance: Aranybástya - The Golden Bastion Restaurant)

English

Macron vagy Le Pen? Ez többé már nem kérdés

Apr

26

Tuesday

Dátum: 2022.04.26. 15:30 Helyszín: Scruton MCC (1113 Budapest, Tas Vezér u. 3.-7.)

Magyar

Free Market Road Show 2022: “The Freedom Variant” − Analysis of the New World Disorder and Proposed Solutions

Apr

27

Wednesday

Date: 27 April 2022 Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa- 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest

English

Re-imagining and Re-anchoring the Western Values

May

25

Wednesday

Date: 25 May 2022 Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa- 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest (Entrance: Aranybástya - The Golden Bastion Restaurant)

English

John Fonte: Sovereignty or Submission könyvbemutató

May

26

Thursday

Date: 26 May 2022 Venue: MCC Scruton - Tas vezér u. 3-7., Budapest 1113

English

After Christianity: Jan Patočka and the Future of Europe

Jun

07

Tuesday

Date: 7 June 2022 Venue: Scruton BELVÁROS- Budapest, Zoltán u. 10, 1054

English

Central Asian, Middle Eastern & Ukrainian Conflicts: Does the U.S. Have Discernible Goals?

Jun

09

Thursday

Date: 9 June 2022, 2.00 p.m. Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa- 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest (Entrance: Aranybástya - The Golden Bastion Restaurant)

English

Climate Policy: reflections on the place and role of science in society

Jun

28

Tuesday

Date: 28 June 2022, 6.00 p.m. Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa- 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest (Entrance: Aranybástya - The Golden Bastion Restaurant)

English

Christians, Violence, and the Middle East

Sep

05

Monday

‘Christians, Violence, and the Middle East’ is the Danube Institute’s second conference to be held in relation to the ongoing research project titled ‘Violence Against Christian Communities an...

English

Book Launch: A Contested Europe written by Prof. György Schöpflin

Sep

20

Tuesday

Date: 20 September, 2022 5.30 p.m. Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa- 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest

English

Italy Elects Its First Woman Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni

Oct

04

Tuesday

“Italy Elects Its First Woman Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni” A panel discussion on a historic election in Italy Danube Institute, October 04 5:30-7:30 p. M.

English

New Conservatism for Old

Oct

17

Monday

Date: 17 October, 2022 5.30 p.m. Venue: Gallery, Lónyay-Hatvany Villa- 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest

English

British Conservatism "Post-Boris"

Oct

20

Thursday

Date: 20 September, 2022 5.30 p.m. Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa- 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest

English

The Coming Eurozone Crisis

Nov

02

Wednesday

Date: 02 November, 2022 5.30 p.m. Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa- 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest

English

New challenges, modern answers - U.S. midterm elections forecast - Scruton V.P.

Nov

03

Thursday

Date: 03 November, 2022 4:00 p.m. Venue: Veres Pálné str.12, 1053 Budapest, Scruton V.P.

English

Post-Election Analysis of the Israeli Election

Nov

08

Tuesday

Date: 08 November, 2022 5:30 p.m. Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa- 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest

English

A Joint Event of Danube Institute & MCC: The Battle in Defense of Free Speech

Nov

10

Thursday

English

Second Danube Summit on Geopolitics, Security, and Defense

Dec

01

Thursday

Date: 1-2 December 2022 Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa- 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest (Entrance: Aranybástya - The Golden Bastion Restaurant)

English

800 Years of the Golden Bull – Panel on Constitutions and National Identity

Dec

07

Wednesday

7 December 2022 Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa- 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest

English

Book Launch: I Judge No One - A Political Life Of Jesus, written by David L. Dusenbury

Feb

07

Tuesday

English

Belief, Opinion & Freedom of Speech

Feb

13

Monday

13 February 2023 Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa- 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest

English

From Counterculture to Establishment Subculture: Orthodoxy in 21st century Russia

Feb

22

Wednesday

22 February 2023 Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa- 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest

English

Anti-Semitism in Hungary: Appearance and Reality Book Release

Feb

28

Tuesday

28 February 2023 Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa- 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest

English

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

Mar

07

Tuesday

07 March 2023 Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa- 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest

English

Book Event and Book Signing - I Judge No One written by Dr. David L. Dusenbury

Mar

23

Thursday

Date: 23 March 2023, 6.30 - 7.30 p.m. Venue: Atlantisz Bookstore, Király str. 2, 1061 Budapest

English

The ABC’s of Critical Race Theory & More

Mar

27

Monday

27 March 2023 Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa- 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest

English

Climate change and human rights: an elusive connection

Apr

05

Wednesday

05 April 2023 Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa- 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest

English

An Evening with Chris Rufo

Apr

11

Tuesday

11 April 2023 Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa- 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest

English

The Professors on Scruton

Apr

19

Wednesday

19 April 2023 Venue: Scruton V.P. – Veres Pálné str. 12, 1053 Budapest

English

Family in Western Political Thought

Apr

21

Friday

Date: 21 April 2023, Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa- 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest

English

Free Market Road Show Budapest 2023 – Is the standard worth striving for?

Apr

25

Tuesday

Date: 25 April 2023, Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa- 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest

English

The Statesman as Thinker: Portraits of Greatness, Courage, and Moderation

Apr

28

Friday

Date: 28 April 2023, 10:30 am Venue: Scruton V.P. – Veres Pálné u. 12, 1053 Budapest

English

Dave Rubin Live at the Danube Institute

May

08

Monday

Date: 8 May 2023, 5.30 p.m. Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa - 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest

English

Crown, Country and Continent

May

09

Tuesday

Date: 09 May 2023, 4.30 p.m. Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa - 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest

English

The Easy Military Questions, the Hard Cultural Question

May

10

Wednesday

Date: 10 May 2023, 5.30 p.m. Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa - 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest

English

Luxury Beliefs Are Status Symbols

May

12

Friday

Date: 12 May 2023, 5.30 p.m. Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa - 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest

English

Vichy Conservatives: A Pathology of the Moderate Right’s Reaction to Hungary

May

22

Monday

Date: 22 May 2023, 5.30 p.m. Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa - 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest

English

Tell Me Your Story, and Then I'll Listen to Your Argument: Political Rhetoric in Times of Distrust

May

24

Wednesday

Date: 24 May 2023, 5.30 p.m. Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa - 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest

Magyar

The Danger and Falsehood of the Disenchantment Project

Jun

01

Thursday

Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa - 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest

English, Magyar

Embodiment of the Evil? Reconsidering Colonialism and the British Empire

Jun

02

Friday

Venue: Scruton VP - 12. Veres Pálné str., 1053 Budapest

English

The Rule of Law: Between a Legal Notion and a Political Tool

Jun

06

Tuesday

Venue: Lónyay-Hatvany Villa - 1. Csónak str., 1015 Budapest

English, Magyar

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