Danube Institute

Founded in 2013 in Budapest by the Batthyány Lajos Foundation, the Danube Institute aims to promote the exchange of ideas and individuals among Central European nations and between Central Europe and the wider European and English-speaking communities.

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Amerika türelme elfogyott

1 month ago | danubeinstitute.hu | Rod Dreher

Media appearances Rod Dreher Magyar Nemzetben publikált legfrissebb véleménycikke. Olyan sokkterápia következik, mint amilyet Trump és Vance az ovális irodában demonstrált.
2025 and the shifting balance: An eastward tide in Europe's geopolitics - Danube Institute

2 months ago | danubeinstitute.hu | Carlos Roa

Media appearances New opinion piece by Carlos Roa, published in the Observer Research Forum. 2025 will likely mark a turning point for the Western order. With Donald Trump reclaiming the United States (US) presidency, European capitals are bracing for another round of "America First" policies, which will dramatically affect transatlantic ties. Meanwhile, elections in France and Germany will test the resilience of Europe’s traditional power brokers.
About That New World You Ordered | View from the Danube #3

Jan 20, 2025 | danubeinstitute.hu | Rod Dreher

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Hungary, Trump and the Rule of Law

Nov 18, 2024 | danubeinstitute.hu | Péter Szitás

Research Analysis by our senior researcher Péter Szitás The U.S. elections, which took place on 5 November 2024, resulted in a landslide Republican victory. Donald J. Trump will return to the White House while the GOP won majorities in the House of Representatives and the Senate. Although polls before the election had anticipated a close result, the patriotic side beat progressives by more than seven million individual votes.
Lord David Frost on The Future of the Right in Britain and Beyond

Oct 31, 2024 | danubeinstitute.hu | Gavin Haynes

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The Choices We Face: British Politics, Geopolitics, and America (audio)

Oct 14, 2024 | danubeinstitute.hu | Gavin Haynes

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The Choices We Face: British Politics, Geopolitics, and America (video)

Oct 14, 2024 | danubeinstitute.hu | Gavin Haynes

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Is There Really a Polish American Vote?

Sep 24, 2024 | danubeinstitute.hu | Michael O’Shea

Media appearances New opinion piece by Michael O'Shea in the Hungarian Conservative America’s dueling presidential campaigns are desperately appealing to the small pool of persuadable voters, particularly in the critical Rust Belt states of Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. No political entreaty in these places should be surprising, but recent appeals to Polish Americans in the region have raised some eyebrows.
Peak eccentricity

Aug 25, 2024 | danubeinstitute.hu | Nick Cater

Media appearances New opinion piece by Visiting Fellow Nick Cater Bizarre renewable energy schemes won't meet the demand for reliable electricity in the AI era.
Poland Tests the Migration Boiling-Frog Syndrome

Aug 16, 2024 | danubeinstitute.hu | Michael O’Shea

Media appearances New opinion piece by Michael O'shea, published in the European Conservative The phenomenon of mass-migration is arguably older and more firmly entrenched in France than anywhere else in Europe. Asked in 1994 whether some recent tightening of asylum and family-reunification statutes might prove effective, Jean Raspail, author of the notorious, prescient novel The Camp of the Saints, replied, “No. It is impossible to do anything. It’s too late.