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Orbán or Not Orbán? This is What Hungarians Will Decide in April

Dániel Kacsoh March 5, 2022

The Hungarian elections, which will be closely watched by the international public, will be held in the spring of 2022. The situation—just before the start of the official campaign period—at a glance.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s Bid for Reelection

David Boos February 15, 2022

Marking the beginning of his reelection campaign, Viktor Orbán focused his annual state of the nation address on the shortcomings of the opposition, the economical and social achievements of his administration, and his diplomatic, but clear, stance on foreign politics.

Madrid Summit: Formation of a Rightist Anti-Globalist Bloc Continues

Robert Semonsen February 1, 2022

The European continent’s foremost national-conservative leaders gathered over the weekend in the Spanish capital to further plans to form a unified, right-wing, anti-globalist alliance, which as the third-largest force in the European Parliament, would elevate the Right’s political clout to a degree not previously seen at the EU level.

Hungary Announces Elections in April

Bridget Ryder January 14, 2022

The April 3rd round of elections, the earliest allowed by law since the last elections in 2018, poses the greatest electoral challenge incumbent Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has faced since his Fidesz party first won a parliamentary majority in 2010. Now, diverse opposition parties have banded together in an attempt to unseat Fidesz.

Focus on the Family: How Hungary Makes Conservatism Work

Sven R. Larson December 27, 2021

Growing capital formation and a rising standard of living are irrefutable evidence of how the Hungarian government is successfully putting its conservative values to work. With a distinctly conservative welfare state, Mr. Orbán has led his country out of a demographic slump. Marriage and birth rates are up noticeably, which is precisely what the Hungarian government was aiming for.

Katalin Novák to Become President of Hungary

Hélène de Lauzun December 23, 2021

The choice of Katalin Novák allows him to highlight the work she has done to promote family values in Hungary. They will remain the priority of Novák’s focus, in contrast to Áder for whom environmental issues were the subject of his attention. The promotion of a woman to the highest office also allows Orbán to respond to accusations that his policies are outdated.

Anti-Orban Opposition Hold Primaries in Hungary

Gellért Rajcsányi September 30, 2021

The newly-united opposition will stand against conservative prime minister Viktor Orbán’s ruling Fidesz party.

Much Ado About Hungary

Paul du Quenoy August 11, 2021

There is no indication that David French has ever visited Hungary, but the idea that leading figures of an American political movement in which he no longer possesses even a crumb of influence or credibility feels affinity for that country clearly angers and frightens him.

Conservative Parties Declared Stance on Future of Europe

Gellért Rajcsányi July 8, 2021

Parties from 16 EU countries, including Frances’ Rassemblement National, Poland’s PiS, Hungary’s Fidesz, and Italy’s Lega, united on 2 July with the objective of making their voice heard in the debate on the future of Europe. The leaders of the European conservative and right-wing parties signed simultaneously in several European capitals a document calling for […]

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Orbán or Not Orbán? This is What Hungarians Will Decide in April

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s Bid for Reelection

Madrid Summit: Formation of a Rightist Anti-Globalist Bloc Continues

Hungary Announces Elections in April

Focus on the Family: How Hungary Makes Conservatism Work

Katalin Novák to Become President of Hungary

Anti-Orban Opposition Hold Primaries in Hungary

Much Ado About Hungary

Conservative Parties Declared Stance on Future of Europe

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