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Reflections on NATO’s Future: Insights from the U.S. Elections and Trump’s Presidency

The Hungarian Atlantic Council hosted a roundtable on NATO’s future in light of Donald Trump’s re-election. Experts analyzed the implications for global security, Europe’s defense

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The “special parallel relations” of Republika Srpska with Serbia in the international community

[1] „SUPPORTED BY THE ÚNKP-23-2-II. NEW NATIONAL EXCELLENCE PROGRAM OF THE MINISTRY FOR CULTURE AND INNOVATION FROM THE SOURCE OF THE NATIONAL RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND

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Main takeaways from the Montréal Climate Summit 2023

Written by Zsanett Gréta Papp Montreal Climate Security Summit, an annual global gathering bridging the realms of security and the environment, took place on November

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The Hungarian Atlantic Council awarded NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg the József Antall Award

On September 2, 2023, the Presidency of the Hungarian Atlantic Council established the Antall József Award. This recognition is awarded annually to individuals or organizations,

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NATO Academy 2023 in Budapest

The NATO Academy 2023 is an initiative commited to fostering the next generation of global leaders in the field of security policy, organized by the Youth Atlantic Treaty Association

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Signing the ATA Constitution in Brussels

Our parent organisation, the Hungarian Atlantic Council, was represented in Brussels by Zsolt Rábai, former Secretary General of the Atlantic Treaty Association (ATA), where he

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"Thirty years ago, a generation dared to dream the impossible. Today, it is up to our generation to carry on their struggle, so that the next generation can face the future with courage." (70th anniversary speech, Berlin)

"The establishment of NATO in 1949 was always a source of hope for the peoples left behind the Iron Curtain. We knew that if Western Europe did not remain stable, if North America's presence in Europe ceased, there would be no solid point left to offer us hope."

"Indeed, when Hungary decided that it wanted to join NATO, it did so because it identifies with the values and fundamental rules of democracy that define the systems of NATO member states and that also constitute an important element of this cooperation." (from the parliamentary session on December 2, 1998)

The Hungarian Youth Atlantic Council is the youth section of the Hungarian Atlantic Council and a full member of the international Youth Atlantic Treaty Association (YATA) network.