Once they saw that behind the scenes warnings fell on deaf ears, foreign powers turned to other means of getting their message through to Orbán. What the prime minister clearly didn’t grasp was that...

The President must convene the inaugural session of the new parliament by May 12, at which time he will propose a candidate for prime minister. Until then, the government’s scope of action remains...

At his first post-election victory press briefing, Péter Magyar spoke about the first tasks his government will tackle, as well as how he will approach China, Russia, Ukraine, Hungary's neighbouring...

In just two years, Péter Magyar convinced Hungarians that they have nothing to fear and that Viktor Orbán’s system can be replaced even within the framework created by Fidesz.

The Tisza Party has won a two-thirds majority in Hungary's election, which Péter Magyar said they would use to restore Hungary to being a democratic state governed by the rule of law.

András Rácz told Telex that he can't rule out Fidesz not accepting the election's result if it is unfavourable to them.

Commenting on the expected record turnout, the chairman of the Tisza Party said that he believes there may be polling stations where even one or two votes could make a difference.