From our current issue:

• CURRENT: Dávid Nagy: Hungarian Solidarity in Trying Times
• HUNGARIAN ELECTIONS:István Kiss: ‘An Unprecedented Win for the Right’
• THE VISEGRÁD COOPERATION: Márton Ugrósdy: The Visegrád Group – A Bug or a Feature of European Cooperation?
• POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY: András Karácsony: On the Hungarian Conservative Tradition
• INTERVIEW: Lénárd Sándor: Constitutional Courts Are the Keystones of National Ethos
• REVIEW: Fanni Korpics: A Review of Parag Khanna’s Move

The Hungarian Conservative aspires to be the foremost English-language voice of twenty-first-century Hungarian conservatism and an international forum for political, economic and cultural debate from a Hungarian perspective. Our objective is to address the outstanding issues of conservative thought in the realms of politics, society, religion, and culture, both past and present.