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Parties in Hungary Wrangle Over Positions in Parliament

Parties in Hungary Wrangle Over Positions in Parliament

The ruling Fidesz party has proposed dividing parliamentary positions based on the proportion of seats won by the governing parties as opposed to the opposition parties.
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.
Hungarian Opinion: Jobbik’s Demise Explained

Hungarian Opinion: Jobbik’s Demise Explained

A pro-government analyst sees Jobbik’s poor performance as the main cause for the crushing defeat suffered by the opposition at the Parliamentary election on 3 April.
New Hungarian Parliament to Meet on May 2 - Here's What’s First on Agenda

New Hungarian Parliament to Meet on May 2 - Here's What’s First on Agenda

President János Áder has convened the inaugural session of Hungary’s new parliament for May 2, the president’s office said.
Election Results Become Final in Hungary

Election Results Become Final in Hungary

The results of the general election on April 3 have become final and binding as the Hungarian top court, the Kúria, on Saturday rejected the only appeal against the results, submitted by the opposition Mi Hazánk (Our Homeland). 
Will Bernadett Szél Take Péter Márki-Zay’s Seat in Hungarian Parliament?

Will Bernadett Szél Take Péter Márki-Zay’s Seat in Hungarian Parliament?

There is no need to figure out who is to blame or who is responsible for the opposition’s election defeat, as it was due to Fidesz’s “Death Star” – the propaganda machinery that spreads fake news, said Péter Márki-Zay on ATV’s Egyenes Beszéd.
Hungarian Opposition Party Mi Hazánk Sends 'Condolences' To Jobbik Party

Hungarian Opposition Party Mi Hazánk Sends 'Condolences' To Jobbik Party

Radical party Mi Hazánk (Our Homeland) has sent its “condolences” to the conservative Jobbik, with Előd Novák, Mi Hazánk’s leader, declaring his party, which secured just over 6% in the general election held earlier in April, the natural home of radical nationalist voters. 
Budapest Mayor Karácsony Comments on Election Results

Budapest Mayor Karácsony Comments on Election Results

In an address to the municipal assembly, Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony said the outcome of the April 3 general election clearly reflected the will of the voters and created new conditions for cooperation between the municipal council and the government.
Hungarian Opposition Party Momentum to Boycott First Session of New Parliament

Hungarian Opposition Party Momentum to Boycott First Session of New Parliament

Lawmakers of the opposition Momentum Movement will boycott the first session of the new parliament, Miklós Hajnal, a party lawmaker, said on Wednesday. The party’s lawmakers will not return their mandate which they received from voters, Hajnal told public radio.
Parties in Hungary Wrangle Over Positions in Parliament

Parties in Hungary Wrangle Over Positions in Parliament

The ruling Fidesz party has proposed dividing parliamentary positions based on the proportion of seats won by the governing parties as opposed to the opposition parties.
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.
Hungarian Opinion: Jobbik’s Demise Explained

Hungarian Opinion: Jobbik’s Demise Explained

A pro-government analyst sees Jobbik’s poor performance as the main cause for the crushing defeat suffered by the opposition at the Parliamentary election on 3 April.
New Hungarian Parliament to Meet on May 2 - Here's What’s First on Agenda

New Hungarian Parliament to Meet on May 2 - Here's What’s First on Agenda

President János Áder has convened the inaugural session of Hungary’s new parliament for May 2, the president’s office said.
Election Results Become Final in Hungary

Election Results Become Final in Hungary

The results of the general election on April 3 have become final and binding as the Hungarian top court, the Kúria, on Saturday rejected the only appeal against the results, submitted by the opposition Mi Hazánk (Our Homeland). 
Will Bernadett Szél Take Péter Márki-Zay’s Seat in Hungarian Parliament?

Will Bernadett Szél Take Péter Márki-Zay’s Seat in Hungarian Parliament?

There is no need to figure out who is to blame or who is responsible for the opposition’s election defeat, as it was due to Fidesz’s “Death Star” – the propaganda machinery that spreads fake news, said Péter Márki-Zay on ATV’s Egyenes Beszéd.
Hungarian Opposition Party Mi Hazánk Sends 'Condolences' To Jobbik Party

Hungarian Opposition Party Mi Hazánk Sends 'Condolences' To Jobbik Party

Radical party Mi Hazánk (Our Homeland) has sent its “condolences” to the conservative Jobbik, with Előd Novák, Mi Hazánk’s leader, declaring his party, which secured just over 6% in the general election held earlier in April, the natural home of radical nationalist voters. 
Budapest Mayor Karácsony Comments on Election Results

Budapest Mayor Karácsony Comments on Election Results

In an address to the municipal assembly, Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony said the outcome of the April 3 general election clearly reflected the will of the voters and created new conditions for cooperation between the municipal council and the government.
Hungarian Opposition Party Momentum to Boycott First Session of New Parliament

Hungarian Opposition Party Momentum to Boycott First Session of New Parliament

Lawmakers of the opposition Momentum Movement will boycott the first session of the new parliament, Miklós Hajnal, a party lawmaker, said on Wednesday. The party’s lawmakers will not return their mandate which they received from voters, Hajnal told public radio.