Partnership with Canada would suggest a new approach, writes Alexander Faludy

Alexander Faludy reflects on the landslide election victory for Péter Magyar‘s Tisza party over Viktor Orbán‘s system of ‘illiberal democracy’ in the...

Alexander Faludy reflects on the Hungarian parliamentary elections coming in April that will see Viktor Orban's far-right Fidesz face a significant challenge from Péter Magyar‘s Tisza party.

The archbishop is traditionalists’ preferred candidate for a reason: his papacy would wind back the progress made under Pope Francis, says British-Hungarian journalist Alex Faludy

The Hungarian government’s recent constitutional amendment is meant to intimidate citizens with overseas links. In reality, it shows how scared Fidesz is of losing next year’s general election.

The result is likely to strengthen Hungary’s PM, and weaken more centrist political actors, argues Alexander Faludy

Edward Leigh’s meeting with Hungary’s far-right PM is part of a wider pattern, says Anglo-Hungarian journalist Alex Faludy

Viktor Orbán‘s victory speech in Budapest on Sunday night took a curious turn. Speaking after a fourth landslide win, he opined: This victory is one to remember because we had the biggest [opponents] to overpower. The left at home, the international left, the bureaucrats in Brussels… the Soros empire… and even the Ukrainian President. Orbán