The Day of National Unity on June 4 commemorates the Treaty of Trianon, marking a significant loss for Hungary post-World War I. Despite some believing the issue is outdated, it remains crucial in national policy, symbolizing resilience and unity among Hungarians. The government promotes programs to engage youth with Hungarian communities abroad, while political divisions persist regarding citizenship and support for Hungarians outside the borders. The Tisza Party's alignment with Brussels is criticized, and there's hope for a positive relationship with Romania under new leadership. Teljes cikk (Magyarnemzet)