24 June 2026
On June 24 and 25, Tamás Gusztáv Filep will participate in the conference Erdélyi Helikon 100, jointly organized by the Hungarian Literary History Society and the Petőfi Literary Museum. On June 24, from 5:00 p.m., he will take part in a roundtable discussion, and on June 25 he will deliver a lecture entitled “Marosvécs, Couleur Locale, and the Helikon of Slovensko.”
24 June 2026
On 26 June 2026 at 5:00 p.m., as part of Dombos Fest in Mali Iđoš (Kishegyes), researchers from our institute — Judit Durst, Nóra Kovács, and Csilla Zsigmond — together with Zoltán Ádám from the Institute for Political Science, will join György Szerbhorváth for a discussion on how the Hungarians of Vojvodina are perceived from external perspectives and how these views may be reconsidered from within, in the local context itself. The conference program can be found here.
24 June 2026
June 20, 2026, our colleague Nándor Bárdi participated in a roundtable discussion organized by the Hungarian Institute of International Affairs titled The Hungarian National Policy (Kin-state Policy): Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow. The slides of his presentation can be found here.
From June 23–26, 2026, several research committees of the International Political Science Association (IPSA) will hold a joint colloquium with the EURAC Research Center in Bolzano, in which Balázs Dobos and Balázs Vizi will also participate. The full conference program is available at HERE.
Nándor Bárdi published a two-part article on the manageability of Hungarian-Hungarian relations in the online edition of Országút. You find the first part here and the second part here.
18 June 2026
Csilla Fedinec analyzed the results of the Armenian parliamentary elections and their geopolitical context in Jelen.
Between 16 and 18 June 2026, the Council for European Studies will hold its 32nd International Conference at University College Dublin. Csilla Zsigmond and Margit Feischmidt will participate in the event with their presentation entitled “Hope, Solidarity – Activism? Some Characteristics of the Public Engagement of the Tisza Islands from the Perspective of Transformative Solidarity.”
11 June 2026
Csilla Fedinec evaluates Hungarian–Ukrainian relations in the columns of Visible Ukraine.
11 June 2026
On May 21, 2026, the Institute for Minority Studies at the ELTE Research Center for Social Sciences, in collaboration with the Forum Institute in Somorja and the National Institute for Minority Studies in Cluj-Napoca, presented “Károly Tóth: The Ghost of Autonomy. Studies, Essays, Articles, Conversations 1982–2013” at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences’ Research Center for the Humanities in Budapest. The recording of the book launch can be found here.
An evaluative analysis by Csilla Fedinec, published in Jelen, on the results of Hungarian–Ukrainian negotiations on minority rights.