Hungary after the election: Continuing on Orbán’s path Published: 12 April 2018 Hungary has become a laboratory of illiberal governance tailor-made to serve Fidesz’s goals. Its rhetoric is based on identity politics, conspiracy theories and enemy images. It has a massive Government-financed fake news industry. After this election, a shift to a more moderate stance is not expected. By Attila Juhász
Hungarian elections in April will be neither free nor fair Published: 23 February 2018 In April 2018 a general election will be held in Hungary. But liberal democracy in Hungary is undermined in such a way that the 2018 general election cannot be called either free or fair. Here are the reasons why. By Áron Varga
Momentum Movement: Is there a bright future for the new Hungarian youth party? Published: 11 April 2017 A new opposition party established in Hungary: Momentum Movement, a youth party formed by mostly 25-to-35-year-old university graduates. Is it merely a moment or the inception of a long-lasting political force in Hungary? By Áron Varga
Why Hungarian voters are turning away from Fidesz and towards Jobbik Published: 2 June 2015 Since 2010 Fidesz has managed to win all parliamentary by-elections leading up to a resounding victory of Viktor Orbán at the parliamentary elections in April 2014 and easily won municipal elections in October 2014. Recently things have changed dramatically. By Kristóf Szombati
Hungary after the municipal elections Published: 22 October 2014 Despite the poignant victory of Fidesz: The elections showed losses for all parties. Juhász Attila, analyst at Political Capital Policy Research and Consulting Institute, explains why. By Attila Juhász
The upcoming local elections in Hungary Published: 10 October 2014 Local municipal elections will be held in Hungary on 12 October 2014. The most important question is how spectacular the gains of the far-right party Jobbik will be. By Attila Juhász
Hungary: Fidesz’s clever sleight-of-hand Published: 7 July 2014 With new rules for municipal elections four months before election day Fidesz is consolidating its majority in most city councils. The constitutionality of these changes is questionable, though. By Róbert László
The EP election in Hungary: A contest without a second place Published: 11 June 2014 The EP election in Hungary resulted in a clear victory for the governing party Fidesz. The national vote was characterised primarily by an internecine competition on the left and secondarily by a battle between the far-right and the left - an analysis by Tamás Boros. By Tamás Boros