Miklós K. Lázár joined the Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA) this fall, as the second Andrássy National Security Fellow in 2018. His main research interests lie in geopolitics, market power, standards regimes, economic nationalism, and EU energy security. As the next CEPA-HIF Andrássy National Security Fellow, Miklós will expand his …Read More »

The Hungary Initiatives Foundation is proud to announce the recipients of the 2018 Fall HIF Graduate Scholarship. The Scholarship supports talented Hungarians who pursue graduate studies in the United States in the Fall semester of 2018. HIF selected 6 scholars from a highly competitive pool of candidates for the scholarship, …Read More »

Bence Hausel and Marcell Molnár from Budapest arrived to Quinnipiac University (QU) to start their studies as part of the Central European-American Business Leaders Scholarship-Hungary program. The program, supported by The Hungary Initiatives Foundation (HIF), offers an opportunity to pursue an MBA degree at QU and to implement the knowledge …Read More »

Nikolett Nagy from Budapest, Hungary will spend 4 months at Global Entrepreneurship Network (GEN). With HIF’s support, the Hungarian American Coalition’s Internship Program will be hosting eight interns in 2018 to provide first-hand experience at various Washington-based institutions. Internship participants are also expected to complete a Coalition research project that …Read More »

Annamária Kránicz from Budapest, Hungary arrived to Washington this fall and will spend 3 months at Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA). With HIF’s support, the Hungarian American Coalition’s Internship Program will be hosting eight interns in 2018 to provide first-hand experience at various Washington-based institutions. Internship participants are also …Read More »

This year’s CEPA Forum, the leading annual transatlantic security conference in Washington D.C., featured a marquee event spotlighting the Andrássy National Security Fellowship at the reception of the Forum’s invitation-only VIP Dinner.  The 10th CEPA Forum took place on September 24 at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center with theme of “Winning …Read More »

A washingtoni The Hungary Initiatives Foundation (Magyar Kezdeményezések Alapítvány) kuratóriuma a Magyar Nemzeti Táncegyüttest választotta az Év Kulturális Nagykövetének Amerikában. Az Alapítvány ezzel folytatja a tavaly útjának indított kultúrdiplomáciai kezdeményezését, amellyel támogatni kívánja a magyar kultúra legjavának nagy presztízsű amerikai helyszíneken való bemutatását az amerikai és a diaszpóra közönségei előtt. A …Read More »

We are excited to announce that the Hungarian National Dance Ensemble (Magyar Nemzeti Táncegyüttes) has been named HIF Cultural Ambassador of the Year 2018. Hungary’s largest professional folk dance company’s productions are characterized by their unusual dynamics, virtuosity of the dancers, and fantastic spectacles on the stage. Their HIF-sponsored US …Read More »

Zoltán Szücs is one of the two students from Hungary participating in the Leadership and the American Presidency (LTAP) program, organized by The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute and The Fund for American Studies and supported by The Hungary Initiatives Foundation. In the fall semester, Zoltán will simultaneously take …Read More »

Dorka Takácsy from Hungary is taking part this fall in with the support of HIF in the Leadership and the American Presidency (LTAP) program, organized by The Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute and The Fund for American Studies. Dorka will be interning at the National Defense University’s Eisenhower School for …Read More »