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MCC Brussels Welcomes Landmark Ruling in Defence of Free Speech

MCC Brussels has welcomed the decisive ruling of the French-speaking Court of First Instance in Brussels, which condemned the Commune of Saint-Josse-ten-Noode for its unlawful attempt to block the National Conservatism Conference (NatCon) held on April 16-17, 2024.

Ambassador Talk

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MCC Ambassador Talk Opens 2026 With Reflections on Diplomacy and Franco Hungarian Relations

The first Ambassador Talk of 2026 at MCC featured His Excellency Jonathan Lacôte, Ambassador of the French Republic to Hungary, who visited the Budapest center for a wide ranging conversation on diplomacy, European cooperation, and the future of the continent.

International Relations Directorate

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Tsinghua University Delegation Visits MCC to Deepen Institutional Dialogue

This week, a delegation of Tsinghua University met again in person, this time at MCC’s headquarters in Budapest, continuing a growing academic dialogue between the two institutions.

Center for European Studies

Migration Research Institute

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Taking Back Control from Brussels: Rethinking Migration, Law, and Sovereignty in Europe

On January 22, MCC hosted the presentation of the Taking Back Control from Brussels report, bringing together policymakers and experts to assess the failures of European migration policy and outline possible legal and institutional alternatives.

Center for Applied History and International Relations Theory

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Center for European Studies

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MCC Hosts Discussion on the Costs, Governance, and Consequences of Funding Ukraine

One of the most consequential financial and geopolitical decisions in the European Union’s history may be taking shape behind closed doors. A leaked European Commission plan points to a central role for Brussels in Ukraine’s reconstruction, with costs potentially reaching 800 billion dollars, alongside accelerated EU accession and early integration into the single market. A panel discussion held last Tuesday examined the political, economic, and institutional implications of the European Union’s proposed financial commitments to Ukraine, highlighting that the debate extends beyond Ukraine to the future direction of the EU, the role of member states, and the responsibilities of European taxpayers.