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Local Opinion: Debate Over Political Role Of Media

Local Opinion: Debate Over Political Role Of Media

A pro-government commentator speculates that in case of a Fidesz defeat in the election, the opposition would eliminate all critical media outlets. A conservative critic of the government thinks that Fidesz overestimates the importance of the media.
Nézőpont: Fidesz Likely To Retain Majority

Nézőpont: Fidesz Likely To Retain Majority

The ruling Fidesz-Christian Democrat alliance is likely to win Sunday’s general election with 43% of the vote, giving it between 112 and 123 out of 199 seats in parliament, according to a fresh pre-election forecast by the Nézőpont Institute.
PM Orbán: Opposition Win Would Endanger Hungary

PM Orbán: Opposition Win Would Endanger Hungary

Viktor Orbán said radical nationalist Jobbik was “obviously attempting to bypass Fidesz and manoeuvre itself into the left wing”.
Local Opinion: A Campaign-Tainted Easter Week-End

Local Opinion: A Campaign-Tainted Easter Week-End

In their last pre-electoral weekend issues, the weeklies only see a slim chance for the divided opposition to defeat the incumbent government, but agree that the election will be decided in the individual constituencies where the fate of more than half the parliamentary seats is sealed.
Local Opinion: Election Campaign In Full Swing

Local Opinion: Election Campaign In Full Swing

With just two weeks to go till the Parliamentary election, weeklies and the dailies’ weekend editions discuss corruption scandals and ponder what comes after 8 April.
Local Opinion: Former PM Gyurcsány Urges Opposition Coordination

Local Opinion: Former PM Gyurcsány Urges Opposition Coordination

As Ferenc Gyurcsány invites opposition leaders including Jobbik’s Gábor Vona to coordinate their electoral strategies, a pro-government columnist thinks that by the April election, a broad anti-Fidesz coalition of left-wing parties and Jobbik will emerge.
Local Opinion: Four Weeks Until Election

Local Opinion: Four Weeks Until Election

A month before the April election, analysts from right across the political spectrum find it impossible to predict the outcome of the vote. The opposition may stop Fidesz from securing a majority, but it is also possible the Fidesz will win two-thirds of the seats in Parliament once again.
Local Opinion: Minister Lázár Says Migrants Make Vienna Suburb Dirty, Poor & Unsafe

Local Opinion: Minister Lázár Says Migrants Make Vienna Suburb Dirty, Poor & Unsafe

A pro-government columnist agrees with János Lázár that life in Vienna is changing under the impact of Muslim immigration. A left-wing commentator finds Mr Lázár’s suggestions cynical and ridiculous.
Local Opinion: Weeklies See Election Outcome As Uncertain

Local Opinion: Weeklies See Election Outcome As Uncertain

Analysts tend to believe that thanks to the impact of the Hódmezővásárhely mayoral election, opposition parties will probably find a way to field a single candidate in most individual constituencies. This would enable them to mount a serious challenge to Fidesz.
Local Opinion: Debate Over Political Role Of Media

Local Opinion: Debate Over Political Role Of Media

A pro-government commentator speculates that in case of a Fidesz defeat in the election, the opposition would eliminate all critical media outlets. A conservative critic of the government thinks that Fidesz overestimates the importance of the media.
Nézőpont: Fidesz Likely To Retain Majority

Nézőpont: Fidesz Likely To Retain Majority

The ruling Fidesz-Christian Democrat alliance is likely to win Sunday’s general election with 43% of the vote, giving it between 112 and 123 out of 199 seats in parliament, according to a fresh pre-election forecast by the Nézőpont Institute.
PM Orbán: Opposition Win Would Endanger Hungary

PM Orbán: Opposition Win Would Endanger Hungary

Viktor Orbán said radical nationalist Jobbik was “obviously attempting to bypass Fidesz and manoeuvre itself into the left wing”.
Local Opinion: A Campaign-Tainted Easter Week-End

Local Opinion: A Campaign-Tainted Easter Week-End

In their last pre-electoral weekend issues, the weeklies only see a slim chance for the divided opposition to defeat the incumbent government, but agree that the election will be decided in the individual constituencies where the fate of more than half the parliamentary seats is sealed.
Local Opinion: Election Campaign In Full Swing

Local Opinion: Election Campaign In Full Swing

With just two weeks to go till the Parliamentary election, weeklies and the dailies’ weekend editions discuss corruption scandals and ponder what comes after 8 April.
Local Opinion: Former PM Gyurcsány Urges Opposition Coordination

Local Opinion: Former PM Gyurcsány Urges Opposition Coordination

As Ferenc Gyurcsány invites opposition leaders including Jobbik’s Gábor Vona to coordinate their electoral strategies, a pro-government columnist thinks that by the April election, a broad anti-Fidesz coalition of left-wing parties and Jobbik will emerge.
Local Opinion: Four Weeks Until Election

Local Opinion: Four Weeks Until Election

A month before the April election, analysts from right across the political spectrum find it impossible to predict the outcome of the vote. The opposition may stop Fidesz from securing a majority, but it is also possible the Fidesz will win two-thirds of the seats in Parliament once again.
Local Opinion: Minister Lázár Says Migrants Make Vienna Suburb Dirty, Poor & Unsafe

Local Opinion: Minister Lázár Says Migrants Make Vienna Suburb Dirty, Poor & Unsafe

A pro-government columnist agrees with János Lázár that life in Vienna is changing under the impact of Muslim immigration. A left-wing commentator finds Mr Lázár’s suggestions cynical and ridiculous.
Local Opinion: Weeklies See Election Outcome As Uncertain

Local Opinion: Weeklies See Election Outcome As Uncertain

Analysts tend to believe that thanks to the impact of the Hódmezővásárhely mayoral election, opposition parties will probably find a way to field a single candidate in most individual constituencies. This would enable them to mount a serious challenge to Fidesz.