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Watch: Who is Péter Magyar? What Does His Tisza Party Stand For? And Can Magyar beat Orbán?

  • 28 Nov 2025 12:49 PM
  • current affairs
Magyar is the most visible new face on Hungary’s political stage — a former Fidesz insider who turned into a high-profile opposition leader almost overnight. He now accuses the government of nepotism, misusing EU funds, and using state media for propaganda, advocating for policies to combat corruption and restore democratic institutions.

Watch: Protest Erupts in Hungary Over 'Misleading' State-Funded Ads

  • 24 Sep 2025 12:57 PM
  • current affairs
Thousands gathered at Heroes’ Square in Budapest to protest government-funded adverts they say spread fear, hate, and political propaganda. Organizers and demonstrators criticized Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s information campaigns targeting opponents and critics.

Watch: Opposition Leader Magyar Reaches Romania on Foot

  • 29 May 2025 8:12 AM
  • current affairs
Hungarian opposition leader Peter Magyar has made a bold move by walking across the border into Romania to rally ethnic Hungarian voters ahead of the 2026 elections.

Controversial Marijuana Joke at 'Grey Pride' in Budapest by Two-Tailed Dog Party Politician

  • 15 Apr 2025 11:40 AM
  • current affairs
The Hungarian Two-Tailed Dog Party (MKKP) held a "Grey Pride" in Budapest on Saturday with the motto "Let everyone be the same!".

Updated: Early Election in Hungary Demanded by Magyar to Give Back "Self-Respect, Justice & A Better Life"

  • 3 Jan 2025 9:28 AM
  • current affairs
Opposition Tisza leader Peter Magyar said in a new year's message on Wednesday that his party represented a new force that is able to govern Hungary and "give back to the country what has been taken away from it: decency, self-respect, justice, and hope for a better life".

Hungary to Veto EU Sanctions Against Georgia Officials If Necessary, FM Szijjarto Says + More

  • 11 Dec 2024 5:34 AM
  • current affairs
Hungary’s government believes the European Union’s proposal to impose sanctions on Georgia’s interior minister and two police officials is “nonsensical and uncalled for”, and will veto the motion if necessary, Peter Szijjarto, the foreign minister, said on Tuesday.

Updated: Result of Budapest Mayoral Election in Force

The result of the mayoral election in Budapest was not appealed by the Monday deadline, so the result is now in force, the National Election Office (NVI) said.

'Era Of Preparation to Topple Orbán Regime Starts', Says Magyar at Event in Budapest

Péter Magyar, the deputy leader of the Respect and Freedom (Tisza) party, held a “campaign opening event” on Saturday, and told participants that “the era of the political rock star, the street warrior has ended, and the preparation of toppling the regime has started”.

Watch: "Peace March" in Budapest

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told participants of the Peace March in Budapest on Saturday that giving up on peace meant "choosing to die for the cause of Ukraine", but "we do not want to shed blood for Ukraine, we will not go to war, and we will not die for somebody else on foreign soil", he said.

Watch: Who is Péter Magyar? What Does His Tisza Party Stand For? And Can Magyar beat Orbán?

  • 28 Nov 2025 12:49 PM
  • current affairs
Magyar is the most visible new face on Hungary’s political stage — a former Fidesz insider who turned into a high-profile opposition leader almost overnight. He now accuses the government of nepotism, misusing EU funds, and using state media for propaganda, advocating for policies to combat corruption and restore democratic institutions.

Watch: Protest Erupts in Hungary Over 'Misleading' State-Funded Ads

  • 24 Sep 2025 12:57 PM
  • current affairs
Thousands gathered at Heroes’ Square in Budapest to protest government-funded adverts they say spread fear, hate, and political propaganda. Organizers and demonstrators criticized Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s information campaigns targeting opponents and critics.

Watch: Opposition Leader Magyar Reaches Romania on Foot

  • 29 May 2025 8:12 AM
  • current affairs
Hungarian opposition leader Peter Magyar has made a bold move by walking across the border into Romania to rally ethnic Hungarian voters ahead of the 2026 elections.

Controversial Marijuana Joke at 'Grey Pride' in Budapest by Two-Tailed Dog Party Politician

  • 15 Apr 2025 11:40 AM
  • current affairs
The Hungarian Two-Tailed Dog Party (MKKP) held a "Grey Pride" in Budapest on Saturday with the motto "Let everyone be the same!".

Updated: Early Election in Hungary Demanded by Magyar to Give Back "Self-Respect, Justice & A Better Life"

  • 3 Jan 2025 9:28 AM
  • current affairs
Opposition Tisza leader Peter Magyar said in a new year's message on Wednesday that his party represented a new force that is able to govern Hungary and "give back to the country what has been taken away from it: decency, self-respect, justice, and hope for a better life".

Hungary to Veto EU Sanctions Against Georgia Officials If Necessary, FM Szijjarto Says + More

  • 11 Dec 2024 5:34 AM
  • current affairs
Hungary’s government believes the European Union’s proposal to impose sanctions on Georgia’s interior minister and two police officials is “nonsensical and uncalled for”, and will veto the motion if necessary, Peter Szijjarto, the foreign minister, said on Tuesday.

Updated: Result of Budapest Mayoral Election in Force

The result of the mayoral election in Budapest was not appealed by the Monday deadline, so the result is now in force, the National Election Office (NVI) said.

'Era Of Preparation to Topple Orbán Regime Starts', Says Magyar at Event in Budapest

Péter Magyar, the deputy leader of the Respect and Freedom (Tisza) party, held a “campaign opening event” on Saturday, and told participants that “the era of the political rock star, the street warrior has ended, and the preparation of toppling the regime has started”.

Watch: "Peace March" in Budapest

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told participants of the Peace March in Budapest on Saturday that giving up on peace meant "choosing to die for the cause of Ukraine", but "we do not want to shed blood for Ukraine, we will not go to war, and we will not die for somebody else on foreign soil", he said.