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CPAC Hungary 2026: Budapest to host major conservative summit ahead of election, Trump or JD Vance could attend
The CPAC Hungary conference will take place on March 21, 2026, Miklós Szánthó, Director General of the Center for Fundamental Rights, announced in a Facebook video published on Tuesday. The event will be organized for the 5th time and is once again expected to draw leading figures of the international right to Budapest.
“CPAC Hungary 2026 will be so big this time that the house will split in two. Onward to victory!” Szánthó said in the video. Pro-government journalist Dániel Bohár also appeared, dismissing claims about Hungary’s alleged international isolation as “a joke.”
“No migration, no gender, no war”
According to the event’s official website, CPAC Hungary is “the event that brings together the world’s right wing,” describing itself as an “anti-globalist global jamboree.” The organizers emphasize that the conference is opened every year by Viktor Orbán, while Donald Trump traditionally sends a special greeting. One of the conference’s key slogans, first articulated in Budapest, is “no migration, no gender, no war.”
Szánthó argued that this approach has effectively become official government policy in the United States, while Brussels continues to pursue the opposite direction. In his words, the Hungarian right is seen as “sand in the machine” by its opponents, but precisely for that reason, allies from Europe and beyond will once again gather in Budapest. “If we win, they win as well,” he said.
CPAC Hungary 2026 – Symbolic timing ahead of elections
The CPAC Hungary 2026 will be held on March 21, marking the 106th anniversary of the proclamation of the 1919 Hungarian Soviet Republic. The date is also politically significant, falling just over three weeks before Hungary’s parliamentary elections scheduled for April 12. Unlike previous years, when the conference was typically held in May, organizers opted for a March date this time.
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High-profile international speakers
In recent years, CPAC Hungary has hosted a long list of prominent conservative politicians and public figures from Europe and the United States. Past speakers have included Geert Wilders, leader of the Dutch Party for Freedom (PVV); Michael Knowles, American conservative commentator and author; Ben Shapiro, U.S. political commentator and co-founder of The Daily Wire; Mateusz Morawiecki, former Prime Minister of Poland; Alice Weidel, co-chair of Germany’s Alternative for Germany (AfD) party; Herbert Kickl, leader of the Austrian Freedom Party (FPÖ); and Andrej Babiš, former and current Prime Minister of the Czech Republic.
In 2025, speakers included Robert Fico, Slovakia’s socialist prime minister, and Irakli Kobakhidze, Georgia’s prime minister.
Trump or JD Vance visit to Budapest is reportedly being considered
According to press reports, the organizers are trying to bring Donald Trump, or at least US Vice President JD Vance, to Budapest, although there has been no official confirmation of this. Trump recently promised only that he would try to visit Hungary in the near future.
What is already certain is that CPAC Hungary 2026, scheduled for March 21, will once again be a focal point of international political attention, bringing together influential figures of the global right in the Hungarian capital. The event is funded by the Hungarian budget.
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Brussels, EU, Ukraine, West criticised by politicians at CPAC Hungary 2025
“No migration, no gender, no war.”
Only a total psychopath could find that objectionable.
Thanks @michaelsteiner – I would like to break this “No migration, no gender, no war” slogan down, if I may.
“No migration” is bogus. We are an aging population and we are already short on workers. The answer would be smart, legal and controlled migration. Find Hungary on this chart and then tell me it’s not an issue: https://www.worldeconomics.com/Population-Of-Working-Age/Hungary.aspx
“No gender” is just scare tactics for parents. Let’s talk about the REAL issues in our education system. There is a reason why our teachers went on strike. They are poorly paid, often face burnout due to lack of staff and at the end, we have a lot of weak school results. Read and weep – https://op.europa.eu/webpub/eac/education-and-training-monitor/en/country-reports/hungary.html
Last but not least – EVERYONE wants peace. However, chanting “no war!” without a plan is appeasement. And we all know how that works. Changing borders by force becomes legitimized. Long read – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appeasement
We are in need of serious debate and policy. Political slogans just don’t cut it.
‘We are an aging population and we are already short on workers. The answer would be smart, legal and controlled migration.’
No, Dear Norbert, this is very definitely NOT the way to address worker shortage.
Why is it not the way?
Because it evolves the system to patch the problem, instead of addressing the real underlying problems.
What are the real underlying problems?
An economy designed that does not fit the people it is supposed to serve.
That leads to the other problem – a lack of married heterosexual couples with a low fertility rate.
So long as White Nations continue to patch these problems, we will continue to grow into a tiny minorities, while other races become larger and larger.
Mi Hazánk’s chief economist, Csath Magdolna, has addressed this problem, but, it is inconvenient for Fidesz and Tisza, because both are parties invested into Globalist solutions for Nationalist problems.
Globalist solutions for Nationalist problems.
That’s why Modern Leftist support this – because they rejoice at the prospect of their own people becoming a beleaguered minority in their own lands – either that or they do not think deeply.
Only Mi Hazánk addresses this problem or has practical common sense solutions.
If I were Hungarian, my answer would be : Hájra Mi Hazánk ! ! !
‘We are in need of serious debate and policy. Political slogans just don’t cut it.’
Yes, Dear Norbert, without a doubt – but, in depth policy debates do not fit onto signs or commercials, so a point of view must be reduced to the least most effective words possible.
You’d be surprised, if you came back a week from now, how many of those psychos will try to attack your objectively true statement.
@Márk – you called my name?
Submitted a response, bit long so may be stuck in an approval loop!
Hope you will not be disappointed.
In that case, Dear Márk, we will take positions in the hills around Michael and snipe effectively at those who try to do what you predict.
We are in possession of the deepest logic, and no amount of invective or negative emotionalism will prevail against that.
Yes, Dear Michael, I agree – there is a lot of ‘psychopathiness’ about, in recent decades.
That said, there are also a lot of people who, though generally well-meaning, do not think things through well.
The EU is already making a list of young men to call up for war with russia at the same time threatening the US over the 30k in greenland.
I take back everything i said about the EU- they are brilliant- peace through strength