A new study by the Nézőpont Institute has challenged the legitimacy of Transparency International’s (TI) Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI), arguing that it functions less as an objective measurement and more as a political weapon aimed at conservative governments.
Pollsters or fraudsters? Let’s investigate the “numbers war”
After Medián, another opposition-linked “research institute” has been caught red-handed. The newly emerged Minerva Institute published a poll claiming the Tisza Party would win by a landslide, a result so detached from reality that even seasoned analysts are calling it a “communication product,” not ...
While Hungary stands alone for peace and sovereignty, Ukraine is biting the hand that feeds it
In recent weeks, the Ukrainian leadership has crossed every diplomatic line. From President Volodymyr Zelensky’s public attacks to Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha’s outbursts, the message from Kyiv has been one of hostility, not partnership.
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Brussels’ $800bn Ukraine bill: Here’s what Hungarians would pay if Brussels gets its way
Ukraine has put forward a demand of $800 billion from Europe for the next decade for reconstruction and economic development, on top of military and defence spending. The Ministry for European Union Affairs’ report records this “Ukrainian Welfare Plan” demand and states that the ...
Another blow to the war mafia: Brussels’ prominent pro-war EEAS leaders arrested for corruption
For years, the European External Action Service (EEAS) has operated as the de facto headquarters of the EU’s pro-war, pro-Ukraine political establishment. Its leadership drove the misguided vision that the war demanded unconditional, long-term financial and political support for Kyiv, alongside the complete isolation ...
Tisza Party’s tax plan: A Brussels-backed blueprint to bankrupt Hungary
If there were ever doubts about the true nature of the Tisza Party, those have now been put to rest. The newly uncovered economic plan—hundreds of pages of tax hikes, redistribution schemes, and bureaucratic madness—confirms what many suspected all along: This isn’t a reform ...
National Consultation: We must not allow hidden tax hikes and rising utility costs
Five questions have been presented to the public, all centered on protecting Hungary’s economic stability and sovereignty.
The message of an assassination
Charlie Kirk, right-wing influencer, media personality, and founder of Turning Point USA, was shot in the throat and executed at 12:23 p.m. local time on September 10 at Utah Valley University, in front of thousands of students. After a 33-hour manhunt, the FBI announced ...
Ten years on: The truth about the “Battle of Röszke” and Ahmed H.
This September marks the 10th anniversary of one of the most defining and controversial events in recent Hungarian history: the violent migrant riot at the Röszke border crossing, widely known as the “Battle of Röszke.” As Europe faced an unprecedented migration crisis in 2015, ...
Europe protested loudly, but in the end, PM Orbán was right about migration
In September 2015, the world saw chaotic scenes at Hungary’s southern border. At Röszke, thousands of migrants demanded to be let through, even though such an entry was already illegal under EU rules. When the police stood firm, the situation erupted into violence. Stones ...
Hungary will not become a puppet state of Brussels
Brussels has unveiled its latest Rule of Law Report, a document that reads more like a political manifesto authored by Péter Magyar’s team than a legal assessment.
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Hungary is aiming to be a world leader in high-tech manufacturing. According to the 2022 Global Innovation Index, Hungary ranks fifth globally in this sector, showcasing its pivotal role in bridging the technological advancements between China and Europe.
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A new division
Europe is divided into the leftist West and right-wing East
Central European countries have to be masters of their own destinies if they want to become players instead of being the ball again. The fact that the Eastern European nations are largely on the same wavelength offers a rare historic opportunity to the region ...
Another blow to the war mafia: Brussels’ prominent pro-war EEAS leaders arrested for corruption
For years, the European External Action Service (EEAS) has operated as the de facto headquarters of the EU’s pro-war, pro-Ukraine political establishment. Its leadership drove the misguided vision that the war demanded unconditional, long-term financial and political support for Kyiv, alongside the complete isolation ...
The NGO that cried fraud
Dániel Hegedüs’s latest essay for the German Marshall Fund marks a dramatic escalation. For years, their narrative was that Hungary’s elections were “unfair.” Now, without evidence, he suggests that the 2026 election might be stolen outright—with fabricated results and a rigged outcome. This isn’t ...
