CPAC Hungary 2026: Brussels and Kyiv may stand on the sideof the Tisza Party, but Europe and the world stand with Viktor Orbán

Despite the Left’s desperate attempts to spread disinformation and to claim otherwise, CPAC Hungary 2026 has proven one thing beyond doubt: the Hungarian Right is not only in the majority here at home, but forms part of a global, anti-war majority as well. At the forum organized for the fifth time by the Center for Fundamental Rights — opened by Matt Schlapp, chairman of the CPAC Foundation, and Miklós Szánthó, director general of the Center for Fundamental Rights and chief organizer of CPAC Hungary — the Hungarian Right’s international allies stood unequivocally for a policy of border protection, family values, and peace.

The keynote speaker this year was once again Viktor Orbán, Prime Minister of Hungary, who received exclusive video support from Donald Trump. The Hungarian Prime Minister made it crystal clear: the Right will win in April, because Hungary’s future will be decided not by Brussels, but by the Hungarian people. “They openly demand a Brussels- and Ukraine-friendly government in Hungary. Well, they won’t get one, my friends,” he stressed. The stakes could not be higher: the Europe of Nations must triumph over the pro-war, imperial logic. Three weeks before the Hungarian election, every patriot feels it — Europe’s strongest pro-peace bastion must now be reinforced.

Thousands gathered on site to hear the speeches: more than 3,000 participants, over 600 international guests from 51 countries, and more than 40 speakers took part in CPAC Hungary. On stage, the leading figures of national forces lined up one after another, including Javier Milei, President of Argentina; Alice Weidel, co-chair of Germany’s AfD; Irakli Kobakhidze, Prime Minister of Georgia; and Santiago Abascal, president of Spain’s VOX and the Patriots for Europe party family; as well as Mateusz Morawiecki, former Prime Minister of Poland and president of the European Conservatives and Reformists. The leaders of Europe’s conservative party families were all present and assured Viktor Orbán of their support ahead of the pivotal election in just three weeks’ time. 

All this proves: Brussels and Kyiv may be against Hungary, but Europe and the world stand with Viktor Orbán.