Pope Francis made the short trip from Vatican City to Budapest on Friday, April 28, much to the consternation of…
For a year I’ve been expressing my fear of a desperate Vladimir Putin ultimately resorting to a nuclear option of…
America may be “the city on a hill,” but that has not stopped American politicians and pundits from drawing on…
Terrible is the situation of a small country that stands alone. — Miklós Bánffy, Twenty-Five Years (1945) It is May 26,…
In the age of disappearing Snapchat messages, Insta stories, and 280-character tweets, it is reasonable to ask why building lasting…
In a recent Economist article examining whether Ukrainian refugees will stay in Poland, the author grumbles: “Literature classes deal overwhelmingly…
The great debates of our time are not exclusively those hard-hitting ones affecting human anthropology and political community — how…
I’m writing from Budapest, the beautiful, Danube-bestriding Hungarian capital. Hungary, though a faraway land and modest in both size and…
Until this past fortnight, I had no idea how many American Spectator readers were emotionally attached to Hungary. I’ve heard…
Joe Biden is holding a virtual “summit for democracy” this week. It is the fulfillment of one of his campaign…
