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Adrian Korczyński
Independent Analyst & Observer on Central Europe and global policy research
Hungary’s 2026 election: Orban’s last stand or the end of Central European autonomy?
The parliamentary elections scheduled for April 12, 2026, in Hungary are no longer just about who governs Budapest for the next four years. They represent one of the most important geopolitical tests for Central Europe since the outbreak of the war in Ukraine.
Adrian Korczyński
Kindergarten Diplomacy in Central Europe: Polish President Visits Budapest
Polish President Karol Nawrocki’s visit to Budapest to celebrate Polish-Hungarian Friendship Day turned into a diplomatic embarrassment.
Adrian Korczyński
SAFE Debt Trap: Poland’s €43.7 Billion Bet on Unipolar Illusion
For Poland—already one of NATO’s most heavily militarized economies—SAFE is therefore not merely a financial instrument but a strategic decision about how deeply the country wishes to anchor itself within the EU’s emerging defense architecture, and at what price.
Adrian Korczyński
Washington’s Assault on Iran: A Hegemonic Gamble That Burdens Europe
Adrian Korczyński
Zelensky’s Death Threat to Orbán: Hungary Faces Ukraine’s Pipeline War
Adrian Korczyński
Poland - Pakistan: Moralism as a Substitute for Strategy
Adrian Korczyński
The Leash Holds - Germany’s Brief Flirtation with Realism and the Transatlantic Correction
Adrian Korczyński
Ukraine is Hungary’s Enemy: Orbán Slams Kyiv as Brussels Admits It Can’t End the War
Adrian Korczyński
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