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2026 is finally here! Election Day is fast upon us and soon we’ll know the winner of the Tisza vs Fidesz battle. And then… the hard part…

Fidesz has dominated Hungarian politics for decades, but now its unforced errors are piling up and it might cost it the 2026 election.

Fidesz is embroiled in yet another abuse case involving people in state care. In this article we list the major pedophile scandals, and ask “When is it enough?”

The Dems underestimated Trump in 2016…and Fidesz is making the same mistakes with Magyar

Fidesz has dominated Hungarian politics for decades, but now its unforced errors are piling up and it might cost it the 2026 election.

If Fidesz wins the 2026 election they will be arrogant beyond belief, but there could be a silver lining.

Sex scandals aren’t new in Hungarian politics. Will Péter Magyar or Viktor Orbán be embroiled in one as the election nears?

Poll averages have been looking good since December 2024 when Tisza took the lead, but there’s only one poll that really counts: Election Day.

A simple explanation of Hungary’s complicated electoral system, including how the parliament is formed and how the Prime Minister is chosen.

If you’re a Hungarian citizen but will be abroad on Election Day, here’s how you can vote. Read our guide and get organised!

It’s ironic that Hungarians living abroad — 90% of whom vote for Fidesz — would never actually move to Hungary.

Although Tisza has a groundswell of support, the deck is stacked in Fidesz’s favour. Here’s why Tisza supporters need to fight like hell

Who will be the First Lady of Hungary after the April 2026 election? Let’s look at whether Anikó Lévai or Ili Szabó will connect more with the people

Fidesz has cooked its goose. Despite having every advantage in Hungarian politics, they’re floundering. Wondering why? Read on!

If you would like an example of why Fidesz looks so flat-footed lately, you need only compare these two Easter posts.

Fight! Fight! Fight! Fidesz tries to enliven its lethargic base but is mocked relentlessly insteady.

The fight is on for the support of the almost 200,000 Hungarian voters who live in Romania. Péter has taken the first step in their direction.

If you would like an example of why Fidesz looks so flat-footed lately, you need only compare these two Easter posts.

Discover the Tisza Party’s policies and what Péter Magyar has said he will do once in government.

Péter Magyar always said his primary goal was ending the Orbán-Gyurcsány era. This week Gyurcsány resigned, or shall we say his wife resigned him.