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PM Orbán Signals ‘Significant Changes’ In Govt

PM Orbán Signals ‘Significant Changes’ In Govt

Orbán said there would be “significant changes” in his new government. The cabinet will be reshuffled “with mostly new people.” He said the new government could be formed in 3-4 weeks’ time.
DK To Release Polling Station Minutes

DK To Release Polling Station Minutes

The opposition Democratic Coalition (DK) has obtained the handwritten minutes compiled by all polling stations in Sunday’s election, and said it would release them on Wednesday so that they can be compared with the election results published online, DK’s spokesman said.
LMP & Jobbik Seek Recount Of Votes In Some Districts

LMP & Jobbik Seek Recount Of Votes In Some Districts

Opposition LMP would investigate “the background to a flood of complaints” the party has received, LMP co-leader Bernadett Szél (pictured on top) told a press conference.
Local Opinion: Opposition Leaders Quit After Lost Election

Local Opinion: Opposition Leaders Quit After Lost Election

As a series of party leaders resign, admitting their failure to mount a credible challenge to the incumbent government, commentators try to figure out what the new age which began on Monday will bring to Hungary.
Socialists & Párbeszéd Should Form Parliamentary Group

Socialists & Párbeszéd Should Form Parliamentary Group

Outgoing head of the opposition Socialist Party, Gyula Molnár, said in an interview on Wednesday that his party and Párbeszéd, its electoral ally, should work together as a parliamentary group in the future.
Poll: Ruling Parties Strongest In All Age Groups

Poll: Ruling Parties Strongest In All Age Groups

The ruling alliance of Fidesz and the Christian Democrats is the strongest political force among all age groups and the only one to have substantially increased its base compared with 2014, according to a snap analysis of Hungary’s general election by the Nézőpont Institute released on Monday.
OSCE Slams ‘Xenophobic Rhetoric’ Of Hungary Election

OSCE Slams ‘Xenophobic Rhetoric’ Of Hungary Election

Observers from the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) issued stern criticisms of Hungaryʼs parliamentary election process on Monday, which they said was "characterized by a pervasive overlap between state and ruling party resources, undermining contestants’ ability to compete on an equal basis."
Lomnici Jr: Opposition Parties Had No 'National Programme'

Lomnici Jr: Opposition Parties Had No 'National Programme'

Parties of the Hungarian opposition had “no national programme” for the parliamentary election, Zoltán Lomnici Jr, a constitutional lawyer, told public television M1 commenting on the election results.
Democratic Opposition Failure To Coordinate Candidates Contributed To Fidesz Supermajority

Democratic Opposition Failure To Coordinate Candidates Contributed To Fidesz Supermajority

Candidate coordination in Budapest and Pest county among Hungary’s so-called democratic opposition would have denied Fidesz a two-thirds parliamentary majority, reports index.hu.
PM Orbán Signals ‘Significant Changes’ In Govt

PM Orbán Signals ‘Significant Changes’ In Govt

Orbán said there would be “significant changes” in his new government. The cabinet will be reshuffled “with mostly new people.” He said the new government could be formed in 3-4 weeks’ time.
DK To Release Polling Station Minutes

DK To Release Polling Station Minutes

The opposition Democratic Coalition (DK) has obtained the handwritten minutes compiled by all polling stations in Sunday’s election, and said it would release them on Wednesday so that they can be compared with the election results published online, DK’s spokesman said.
LMP & Jobbik Seek Recount Of Votes In Some Districts

LMP & Jobbik Seek Recount Of Votes In Some Districts

Opposition LMP would investigate “the background to a flood of complaints” the party has received, LMP co-leader Bernadett Szél (pictured on top) told a press conference.
Local Opinion: Opposition Leaders Quit After Lost Election

Local Opinion: Opposition Leaders Quit After Lost Election

As a series of party leaders resign, admitting their failure to mount a credible challenge to the incumbent government, commentators try to figure out what the new age which began on Monday will bring to Hungary.
Socialists & Párbeszéd Should Form Parliamentary Group

Socialists & Párbeszéd Should Form Parliamentary Group

Outgoing head of the opposition Socialist Party, Gyula Molnár, said in an interview on Wednesday that his party and Párbeszéd, its electoral ally, should work together as a parliamentary group in the future.
Poll: Ruling Parties Strongest In All Age Groups

Poll: Ruling Parties Strongest In All Age Groups

The ruling alliance of Fidesz and the Christian Democrats is the strongest political force among all age groups and the only one to have substantially increased its base compared with 2014, according to a snap analysis of Hungary’s general election by the Nézőpont Institute released on Monday.
OSCE Slams ‘Xenophobic Rhetoric’ Of Hungary Election

OSCE Slams ‘Xenophobic Rhetoric’ Of Hungary Election

Observers from the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) issued stern criticisms of Hungaryʼs parliamentary election process on Monday, which they said was "characterized by a pervasive overlap between state and ruling party resources, undermining contestants’ ability to compete on an equal basis."
Lomnici Jr: Opposition Parties Had No 'National Programme'

Lomnici Jr: Opposition Parties Had No 'National Programme'

Parties of the Hungarian opposition had “no national programme” for the parliamentary election, Zoltán Lomnici Jr, a constitutional lawyer, told public television M1 commenting on the election results.
Democratic Opposition Failure To Coordinate Candidates Contributed To Fidesz Supermajority

Democratic Opposition Failure To Coordinate Candidates Contributed To Fidesz Supermajority

Candidate coordination in Budapest and Pest county among Hungary’s so-called democratic opposition would have denied Fidesz a two-thirds parliamentary majority, reports index.hu.