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Could Hungary Be Stripped Of EU Presidency?

Could Hungary Be Stripped Of EU Presidency?

“It is inconceivable” that Hungary could be deprived of its EU presidency in the second half of the year, Gergely Gulyás told a government press briefing. But, he added, Hungary would be “doing the European Union a favour” by providing “a uniform government, with leadership skills and experience…”
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’.
Péter Márki-Zay Building New Hungarian Center-right Party Based on “Kossuth Circles”

Péter Márki-Zay Building New Hungarian Center-right Party Based on “Kossuth Circles”

“We’re building a center-right people’s party,” wrote Péter Márki-Zay, the united opposition’s candidate for prime minister in the April 3 election, on his Facebook page.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on Fidesz's Crushing Electoral Victory

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on Fidesz's Crushing Electoral Victory

Left-liberal authors hope that the opposition can pull itself together after its hugely disappointing performance at the general election on 3 April, while pro-government commentators rejoice over what they consider the right choice of the majority of the electorate.
Opinion: Last Polls Before the Election in Hungary

Opinion: Last Polls Before the Election in Hungary

All the pollster companies project a Fidesz victory in the Sunday election, but a former conservative MP who is now a supporter of the opposition is still hopeful that Fidesz will be defeated on Sunday. Centrist and pro-government pundits on the other hand take Fidesz victory for granted.
'Let's Choose West Over East', Says Hungarian Opposition PM Candidate

'Let's Choose West Over East', Says Hungarian Opposition PM Candidate

Péter Márki-Zay, the prime ministerial candidate of the united opposition, urged Hungarians in a video message on Monday to “choose the West over the East” when they head to the polls on April 3.
Márki-Zay Losing Popularity in Hungary, Says Századvég Survey

Márki-Zay Losing Popularity in Hungary, Says Századvég Survey

Péter Márki-Zay has lost much of his popularity since he became the opposition’s prime ministerial candidate, the Századvég Foundation said, based on its latest opinion poll examining how Márki-Zay’s popularityhad changed over the past two months.
Hungarian Opinion: PM Orbán Meets Marine Le Pen

Hungarian Opinion: PM Orbán Meets Marine Le Pen

A left-wing commentator remarks that Marine Le Pen has tried to repair her party’s hitherto poor image as an antidemocratic force, while on the other hand Prime Minister Orbán is doing the opposite – seeking new allies on the far right, after leaving the more centrist European People’s Party.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on Primary Runoff

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on Primary Runoff

By the time the news broke on Friday that Klára Dobrev will face a single challenger, namely Péter Márki-Zay, in the second round of the primaries to choose the opposition prime ministerial candidate in next year’s elections, the weeklies were already on the newsstands.
Could Hungary Be Stripped Of EU Presidency?

Could Hungary Be Stripped Of EU Presidency?

“It is inconceivable” that Hungary could be deprived of its EU presidency in the second half of the year, Gergely Gulyás told a government press briefing. But, he added, Hungary would be “doing the European Union a favour” by providing “a uniform government, with leadership skills and experience…”
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’.
Péter Márki-Zay Building New Hungarian Center-right Party Based on “Kossuth Circles”

Péter Márki-Zay Building New Hungarian Center-right Party Based on “Kossuth Circles”

“We’re building a center-right people’s party,” wrote Péter Márki-Zay, the united opposition’s candidate for prime minister in the April 3 election, on his Facebook page.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on Fidesz's Crushing Electoral Victory

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on Fidesz's Crushing Electoral Victory

Left-liberal authors hope that the opposition can pull itself together after its hugely disappointing performance at the general election on 3 April, while pro-government commentators rejoice over what they consider the right choice of the majority of the electorate.
Opinion: Last Polls Before the Election in Hungary

Opinion: Last Polls Before the Election in Hungary

All the pollster companies project a Fidesz victory in the Sunday election, but a former conservative MP who is now a supporter of the opposition is still hopeful that Fidesz will be defeated on Sunday. Centrist and pro-government pundits on the other hand take Fidesz victory for granted.
'Let's Choose West Over East', Says Hungarian Opposition PM Candidate

'Let's Choose West Over East', Says Hungarian Opposition PM Candidate

Péter Márki-Zay, the prime ministerial candidate of the united opposition, urged Hungarians in a video message on Monday to “choose the West over the East” when they head to the polls on April 3.
Márki-Zay Losing Popularity in Hungary, Says Századvég Survey

Márki-Zay Losing Popularity in Hungary, Says Századvég Survey

Péter Márki-Zay has lost much of his popularity since he became the opposition’s prime ministerial candidate, the Századvég Foundation said, based on its latest opinion poll examining how Márki-Zay’s popularityhad changed over the past two months.
Hungarian Opinion: PM Orbán Meets Marine Le Pen

Hungarian Opinion: PM Orbán Meets Marine Le Pen

A left-wing commentator remarks that Marine Le Pen has tried to repair her party’s hitherto poor image as an antidemocratic force, while on the other hand Prime Minister Orbán is doing the opposite – seeking new allies on the far right, after leaving the more centrist European People’s Party.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on Primary Runoff

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on Primary Runoff

By the time the news broke on Friday that Klára Dobrev will face a single challenger, namely Péter Márki-Zay, in the second round of the primaries to choose the opposition prime ministerial candidate in next year’s elections, the weeklies were already on the newsstands.