David Campanale
David Campanale is a freelance writer and journalist and a Visiting Fellow of the Danube Institute. He is writing a history of the Young Liberal Democrats in Hungary and Romania during the end of Communism
OpinionViktor Orbán has been ousted. But Hungary’s Christian approach to politics will remain
After 16 years of Viktor Orbán, Hungary has elected Peter Magyar as its new Prime Minister. But while some are assuming the country will now take a fast, handbrake turn in a different political direction, David Campanale believes Hungary will maintain its same conservative, Christian ethos
News AnalysisCrosses and Bible verses dominated the Tommy Robinson rally. Is a new Christian right on the rise?
Reporting from inside the ‘Unite the Kingdom’ demonstration, David Campanale asked Christians why they were there. He explores what they said and asks whether a religious revolution is taking place
OpinionDanny Kruger’s speech has gone viral. Is this a turning point?
Danny Kruger MP’s impassioned speech to an empty House of Commons chamber on the need to restore the UK’s Christian heritage has been viewed more than 3 millions times. It’s a roadmap for a Christian counter-revolution, says David Campanale
Magazine FeaturesKing of kings: The Christian message at the heart of the coronation
With its pomp and pageantry, the coronation might seem arcane and irrelevant, but it is a ceremony intended to bind king, people and Christ together by means of covenantal promises, says David Campanale
OpinionKing Charles III is being pictured without a crown. Could this have biblical significance?
It may appear to be an act of humility, but by choosing to be pictured without his crown, King Charles III is laying aside a scriptural symbol which ultimately points to God, says David Campanale
