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Has the Tisza Government Let Go of the Persecuted Christians? According to Azbej Tristan, only Promises Remain

Summary by Magyar Nemzet
The Axioma Center for Persecuted Christians (CPC) has recently begun operations under the leadership of Tristan Azbej, with the aim of continuing the intellectual legacy of the previous Hungarian involvement in the cause of persecuted Christians at the state secretariat level in a civil framework, after the new government abolished the governmental unit. Tristan Azbej spoke to our newspaper about their goals, history and future.
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The Axioma Center for Persecuted Christians (CPC) has recently begun operations under the leadership of Tristan Azbej, with the aim of continuing the intellectual legacy of the previous Hungarian involvement in the cause of persecuted Christians at the state secretariat level in a civil framework, after the new government abolished the governmental unit. Tristan Azbej spoke to our newspaper about their goals, history and future.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Magyar Nemzet broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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