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Hungarian Opinion: High Stakes In Next Year’s Election

Hungarian Opinion: High Stakes In Next Year’s Election

A liberal columnist suggests that if they win in 2022, the opposition parties should not bother too much about rule of law constraints, and could imprison government oligarchs and distribute their wealth among Hungarians, just as the Communists did in 1945.
Historic Vote In Hungary On

Historic Vote In Hungary On "Outsourcing” Of HUF 1,000 Billion In Public Assets

The opposition LMP party has branded Tuesday — the day the government is asking lawmakers to approve a bill seeking to transfer various state assets to private foundations — as a “dark day” in post-1989/90 Hungarian politics.
Hungarian Opinion: Criticism Of Gyurcsány’s ‘There Will Be No Mercy’ Comment

Hungarian Opinion: Criticism Of Gyurcsány’s ‘There Will Be No Mercy’ Comment

Pro-government commentators take Mr Gyurcsány’s threat at face value, compare him to past communist executioners and question his sanity.
Opinion: Plans To Start Reopening Hungary

Opinion: Plans To Start Reopening Hungary

As Prime Minister Orbán announces plans to gradually reopen the country, including schools, as soon as 2.5 million Hungarians have received their first coronavirus vaccination, a fierce and partisan dispute over the government’s strategy to contain the pandemic rolls on.
Hungarian Opinion: Fidesz In Search Of A New Right-Wing Bloc In Europe

Hungarian Opinion: Fidesz In Search Of A New Right-Wing Bloc In Europe

Last week, the weeklies went to print one or two days before Fidesz announced its final departure from the European People’s Party. Now they offer their analyses.
Opinion: Hungarian PM Candidates Shape Up For The 2022 Race

Opinion: Hungarian PM Candidates Shape Up For The 2022 Race

Recent government media coverage dealing with the opposition exhibits distinct signs of nervousness about the formation of a unified opposition and a far too close race in the next national election amid ever-growing concerns over the seemingly unstoppable COVID-19 pandemic.
Hungarian Opinion: Coronavirus & Vaccination As Political Battlefields

Hungarian Opinion: Coronavirus & Vaccination As Political Battlefields

As the third wave of the pandemic sweeps through Hungary, commentators from across the political divide discuss the government’s strategy and speculate on the possible date of the end of the emergency.
Hungarian Opinion: Opposition Primary Campaign Kicks Off

Hungarian Opinion: Opposition Primary Campaign Kicks Off

As opposition politicians start to position themselves for next autumn’s two-round primary that will decide who will be PM Viktor Orbán’s challenger next year, a popular columnist opts for a non-party Christian candidate.
Hungarian Opinion: Left-Wing Hopes Of Electoral Victory

Hungarian Opinion: Left-Wing Hopes Of Electoral Victory

The nationwide opposition daily finds half a million people among the electorate who, while they would not vote for any of the opposition parties singly, would support the gathering coalition of opposition parties.
Hungarian Opinion: High Stakes In Next Year’s Election

Hungarian Opinion: High Stakes In Next Year’s Election

A liberal columnist suggests that if they win in 2022, the opposition parties should not bother too much about rule of law constraints, and could imprison government oligarchs and distribute their wealth among Hungarians, just as the Communists did in 1945.
Historic Vote In Hungary On

Historic Vote In Hungary On "Outsourcing” Of HUF 1,000 Billion In Public Assets

The opposition LMP party has branded Tuesday — the day the government is asking lawmakers to approve a bill seeking to transfer various state assets to private foundations — as a “dark day” in post-1989/90 Hungarian politics.
Hungarian Opinion: Criticism Of Gyurcsány’s ‘There Will Be No Mercy’ Comment

Hungarian Opinion: Criticism Of Gyurcsány’s ‘There Will Be No Mercy’ Comment

Pro-government commentators take Mr Gyurcsány’s threat at face value, compare him to past communist executioners and question his sanity.
Opinion: Plans To Start Reopening Hungary

Opinion: Plans To Start Reopening Hungary

As Prime Minister Orbán announces plans to gradually reopen the country, including schools, as soon as 2.5 million Hungarians have received their first coronavirus vaccination, a fierce and partisan dispute over the government’s strategy to contain the pandemic rolls on.
Hungarian Opinion: Fidesz In Search Of A New Right-Wing Bloc In Europe

Hungarian Opinion: Fidesz In Search Of A New Right-Wing Bloc In Europe

Last week, the weeklies went to print one or two days before Fidesz announced its final departure from the European People’s Party. Now they offer their analyses.
Opinion: Hungarian PM Candidates Shape Up For The 2022 Race

Opinion: Hungarian PM Candidates Shape Up For The 2022 Race

Recent government media coverage dealing with the opposition exhibits distinct signs of nervousness about the formation of a unified opposition and a far too close race in the next national election amid ever-growing concerns over the seemingly unstoppable COVID-19 pandemic.
Hungarian Opinion: Coronavirus & Vaccination As Political Battlefields

Hungarian Opinion: Coronavirus & Vaccination As Political Battlefields

As the third wave of the pandemic sweeps through Hungary, commentators from across the political divide discuss the government’s strategy and speculate on the possible date of the end of the emergency.
Hungarian Opinion: Opposition Primary Campaign Kicks Off

Hungarian Opinion: Opposition Primary Campaign Kicks Off

As opposition politicians start to position themselves for next autumn’s two-round primary that will decide who will be PM Viktor Orbán’s challenger next year, a popular columnist opts for a non-party Christian candidate.
Hungarian Opinion: Left-Wing Hopes Of Electoral Victory

Hungarian Opinion: Left-Wing Hopes Of Electoral Victory

The nationwide opposition daily finds half a million people among the electorate who, while they would not vote for any of the opposition parties singly, would support the gathering coalition of opposition parties.