Hitting the reset button on Europe
Conservative nationalists should not be looking to the founding fathers of Europe for a solution to the current challenge of a powerful, centralized Brussels, writes political scientist Tamás Fricz
Is the West already dead?
Hungarian political analyst Tamás Fricz takes a look at the deep crisis of traditional European values and spirituality
Hungary and Poland won the battle, but the fight continues
The demise of Hungary’s Socialist Party
The party never confronted nor came to terms with its past, writes political analyst Tamás Fricz in conservative daily Magyar Nemzet.
The lost sovereignty of the European Union
The most important decisions of the European Union are made through informal channels, Tamás Fricz states in conservative daily Magyar Idők.
The global migration pact is a live weapon
The global migration pact is a weapon of the global elite against sovereign nation states, Tamás Fricz writes in a Magyar Idők column.
Europe could break apart
Perhaps the biggest question of the upcoming European elections is whether it will lead to an irreversible division of the continent, Tamás Fricz writes in a Magyar Idő column.
Elite still wants a federal Europe
The current European elite continues to work on creating a federal Europe, political analyst Tamás Fricz writes in Magyar Idők.
The liberal misinterpretation of migration
The liberal approach to migration fails to comprehend the crucial issue that migration does not consist of a collection of individuals but groups with different cultural and religious beliefs that represent an existential threat to the host societies, Magyar Idők columnist Tamás Fricz writes.