The Europe of American imaginations no longer exists
It’s America that has quietly raced ahead this century
It’s America that has quietly raced ahead this century
Making Europe Great Again will not be straightforward
A rising right in Europe marks the end of the Hungarian’s outsized influence
Lake Balaton has transformed from Hungarian getaway to international hotspot
It was clearly inspired by satirical American and British shows about politics
The Polish elections offered another blow to a Polish-Hungarian relationship already fraying over the war in Ukraine
Eduard Habsburg thinks the world has a lot to learn from his imperial family
The country is at a crossroads and must choose between East or West
The distinctly Twitter idea of breaking up America won’t go away
Months after they moved to join the alliance, Turkey is standing in their way
A new generation of trads damns libertarianism and jokes they’re the ‘based furries’
Breathless media coverage obscures her differences with leaders like Viktor Orbán
Putinism and Orbanism are toxic. It’s time to go West, posthaste
The Ukraine crisis could lead to a long-term change in the fabric of these societies
The prime minister loves to play the victim even as he wins another big election
The violence in Ukraine might seem distant but the political implications for Hungary are very real
From Hungary in 1956 to Czechoslovakia in 1968, we’ve often chided but rarely intervened
Amid the invasion of Ukraine, Russia’s Eastern European ‘allies’ are recoiling
The US right embraces Hungary but our folk libertarianism makes it a hard sell
It’s time for intellectually depleted Anglo-American conservatives to take a fresh look at Hungary