Knut Abraham analysed several lessons from the recent history of bilateral relations and the prospects following the Hungarian parliamentary elections in the German Bundestag. In his brief address, he also paid tribute to Otto von Habsburg and commended the work of our Foundation.
Hungary held the Presidency of the Council of the European Union in the second half of 2024, which, beyond opening way for several political discussions, also provided the opportunity to organise a number of international professional events and to publish a unique volume.
Between 30 September and 3 October 2024, members of our Foundation visited Baden-Württemberg. The first event of their stay took place at the Liszt Institute in Stuttgart.
We are presenting Gergely Prőhle’s radio note, broadcasted on Kossuth Radio on 4 July, on the occasion of the anniversary of Otto von Habsburg’s death.
