For about a thousand years Transylvania was part of the Kingdom of Hungary. The Bethlen family also had one of its ancient estate centres here, in Keres, in southern Transylvania, where children's camps will be held in the summer.


Dr Miklós Kállay of Nagykálló, Hungarian politician, Minister of Agriculture (1932-1935), Prime Minister of Hungary from 1942-1944, who also held the position of Foreign Minister until 1943 was born on 23 January 1887.


Published in the daily newspaper Magyar Nemzet, Balázs Ágoston's comprehensive overview entitled “Body and soul of the nation - Hungarians have straightened up after a hundred years of stooping and want to live again" sees the key to the survival of Hungary in the healing of the national soul and the restoration of our national consciousness.


Hungarian daily, Magyar Nemzet reported on the negotiations between Dr Gábor Horváth-Lugossy, Director General of the Institute of Hungarian Research, and Attila Pintér, Consul General in Istanbul, in preparation for the 2024 joint cultural year of the two countries.


Dr Gábor Horváth-Lugossy, Director General of the Institute of Hungarian Research, laid a wreath of homage at the Sváb Hill monument to the heroes fallen in the two world wars. Exactly eighty years ago, the so-called Don disaster occurred, which left an indelible mark in the memory of our nation.




The Hunyadis have the highest genetic similarity with samples from the Carpathian Basin, with an ancient European genome composition. This is a new scientific milestone achieved by a remarkable research of the Institute of Hungarian Research, carried out under extraordinary circumstances.