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Hungarian Opinion: Opposition ‘Lack a Grand Narrative’

Hungarian Opinion: Opposition ‘Lack a Grand Narrative’

A left-wing political scientist explains the Left’s failure to challenge Fidesz with the opposition parties’ failure to propose a grand vision that matches ‘the Hungarian psyche’.
Opinion: Weeklies on Hungary’s Looming Crisis

Opinion: Weeklies on Hungary’s Looming Crisis

Five opposition-leaning weeklies ponder the possible political consequences of soaring inflation and the government’s conflicts with the western mainstream. But they doubt whether the opposition parties will be able to take advantage of the crisis.
Hungarian Opinion: Recent Rapid Decline in Fidesz Support

Hungarian Opinion: Recent Rapid Decline in Fidesz Support

A left-wing and a pro-government pundit comment on a survey by a left-wing pollster company which suggests a rapid decline in Fidesz support.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the New Government

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the New Government

After the swearing-in of the new Cabinet ministers last week, the weeklies try to make sense of the new composition of Prime Minister Orbán’s government. Two left-wing weeklies lament the sad state of the opposition.
Volner Party Becomes Huxit Party

Volner Party Becomes Huxit Party

“The first year-and-a-half stage of the life of the Volner Party ends today. In the future, we will continue under the name Huxit Party, indicating our next big goal. Our most important goal is to secure Hungary’s departure from the European Union,” writes János Volner on Facebook, who was an unaffiliated representative in the National Assembly in the last parliamentary cycle, but did not win a ...
Only Gyurcsány Less Popular Than Jakab in Hungary, Says Nézőpont Survey

Only Gyurcsány Less Popular Than Jakab in Hungary, Says Nézőpont Survey

Péter Jakab, on the cusp of re-election as the Jobbik party’s leader, has been outdone in the unpopularity stakes only by Ferenc Gyurcsány, the former Socialist prime minister who now leads the Democratic Coalition, according to a survey by the Nézőpont Institute.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the Elections – With Two Weeks’ Hindsight

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the Elections – With Two Weeks’ Hindsight

Commentators still struggle to find consistent explanations for the fourth consecutive electoral victory of Fidesz on 3 April. There is even less clarity, however, on how the opposition can recover from its latest defeat.
Márki-Zay Will Not Take Seat in Hungarian Parliament

Márki-Zay Will Not Take Seat in Hungarian Parliament

Péter Márki-Zay confirmed yesterday that he will stay on as mayor of Hódmezővásárhely and will not take a seat in Parliament.
'We've Suffered a Heavy Defeat', Says Gyurcsány, Leader of Hungarian Opposition Party DK

'We've Suffered a Heavy Defeat', Says Gyurcsány, Leader of Hungarian Opposition Party DK

“We’ve suffered a heavy defeat,” Ferenc Gyurcsány, leader of the opposition Democratic Coalition, said, reacting to the outcome of Sunday’s general election in which Fidesz won a fourth successive supermajority.
Hungarian Opinion: Opposition ‘Lack a Grand Narrative’

Hungarian Opinion: Opposition ‘Lack a Grand Narrative’

A left-wing political scientist explains the Left’s failure to challenge Fidesz with the opposition parties’ failure to propose a grand vision that matches ‘the Hungarian psyche’.
Opinion: Weeklies on Hungary’s Looming Crisis

Opinion: Weeklies on Hungary’s Looming Crisis

Five opposition-leaning weeklies ponder the possible political consequences of soaring inflation and the government’s conflicts with the western mainstream. But they doubt whether the opposition parties will be able to take advantage of the crisis.
Hungarian Opinion: Recent Rapid Decline in Fidesz Support

Hungarian Opinion: Recent Rapid Decline in Fidesz Support

A left-wing and a pro-government pundit comment on a survey by a left-wing pollster company which suggests a rapid decline in Fidesz support.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the New Government

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the New Government

After the swearing-in of the new Cabinet ministers last week, the weeklies try to make sense of the new composition of Prime Minister Orbán’s government. Two left-wing weeklies lament the sad state of the opposition.
Volner Party Becomes Huxit Party

Volner Party Becomes Huxit Party

“The first year-and-a-half stage of the life of the Volner Party ends today. In the future, we will continue under the name Huxit Party, indicating our next big goal. Our most important goal is to secure Hungary’s departure from the European Union,” writes János Volner on Facebook, who was an unaffiliated representative in the National Assembly in the last parliamentary cycle, but did not win a ...
Only Gyurcsány Less Popular Than Jakab in Hungary, Says Nézőpont Survey

Only Gyurcsány Less Popular Than Jakab in Hungary, Says Nézőpont Survey

Péter Jakab, on the cusp of re-election as the Jobbik party’s leader, has been outdone in the unpopularity stakes only by Ferenc Gyurcsány, the former Socialist prime minister who now leads the Democratic Coalition, according to a survey by the Nézőpont Institute.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the Elections – With Two Weeks’ Hindsight

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the Elections – With Two Weeks’ Hindsight

Commentators still struggle to find consistent explanations for the fourth consecutive electoral victory of Fidesz on 3 April. There is even less clarity, however, on how the opposition can recover from its latest defeat.
Márki-Zay Will Not Take Seat in Hungarian Parliament

Márki-Zay Will Not Take Seat in Hungarian Parliament

Péter Márki-Zay confirmed yesterday that he will stay on as mayor of Hódmezővásárhely and will not take a seat in Parliament.
'We've Suffered a Heavy Defeat', Says Gyurcsány, Leader of Hungarian Opposition Party DK

'We've Suffered a Heavy Defeat', Says Gyurcsány, Leader of Hungarian Opposition Party DK

“We’ve suffered a heavy defeat,” Ferenc Gyurcsány, leader of the opposition Democratic Coalition, said, reacting to the outcome of Sunday’s general election in which Fidesz won a fourth successive supermajority.