Political Bark

How has Hungary evolved with the new leadership of Peter Magyar? are things different, better or worse? Found out in this conversation with Marton Ugrosdy, geo political expert, live from Budapest.

Personal podcast: Are you curious about the role of the family in the West? Or want to know more about the Norwegian health system? Tune in

You sent the questions, he answered

A conversation with Rajmund Fekete 🇭🇺

Capitalism loves uniformity. Learn why we have eroded identity in the West and replaced it with capitalist ideas, market forces and one hit politics. With famous Iranian American Ahmari Sohrab.

Hello! Please have a listen to this conversation that explains WHY we are where we are today and what we can do about it - how we can use the courts and why activism is part of the solution 🇳🇴

The more we hear, the less we understand. Get your facts checked with this episode!

🇺🇸 🇺🇸 Today I had interesting conversations and a podcast recording with Gladdin Pappin.

We talked openly about the goal of the US government and the mandate of MAGA. We talked about the meetings in Washington last week between PM Orban and Pres Trump, and about why the President finds it easier to relate to state leaders like Orban, or leaders outside Europe right now. One thing we have not yet caught on in the West is that the United States in 2025 cares very much about values - traditional values, nation-building and cooperation with like-minded state leaders and countries. That is, we are facing not only an economic shift globally from the West to the East, but also to a large extent a return to conservative, traditional views on state, life and nation, where the family is the main element of society, and not the individual, for example.

To a large extent, these changes will be reflected in cooperation as well - as we see now, Washington has less interest in the EU, or Norway, and, although some economic agreements are still important to the president.

A quick update and some thoughts on the international situation from a financial and social perspective. The West and the East is drifting further apart, Trump is a player that turns in all directions, if you are relevant enough. Hungary is financially growing through bilateral agreements, Norway is stagnating…

How can we change the narrative and strive for peace instead of war in Europe?