Orbán government

Coverage of the Hungarian government under Prime Minister Viktor Orbán (2010-2026), including policy decisions, cabinet changes, domestic politics, foreign affairs, the economy, and key developments shaping Hungary during his time in office.
Péter Magyar Tisza Party (5)

PM Péter Magyar asks for urgent briefing from Orbán cabinet’s caretaker ministers

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Tisza lawmaker calls on Hungary’s president and top officials to resign

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Hungary’s new PM Péter Magyar vows Tisza “will never become another Fidesz” – The New Yorker

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The Hungarian state takes almost half of people’s wages through taxes and contributions

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Former public media staff speak out about Orbán’s 16 years of political influence: Russian propaganda, instructions and control

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New poll shows surging support for Tisza as Fidesz declines sharply post-election

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Hungary’s chief prosecutor: We will find a way to recover even the Ferraris from Dubai

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jános révész hospital chief resigns

Hungary’s hospital chief resigns ahead of government change

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Two-thirds of Hungarians would put Viktor Orbán on trial, according to new survey

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Hungary’s pro-Orbán TV broadcaster shuts down flagship news programme after years of propaganda criticism

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Watchdog to probe Orbán ally Indamedia’s pre-election buyout of Hungary’s top tabloid

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Orbán cabinet frozen Russian assets

Orbán talks of “earthquake-like defeat”, says Péter Magyar will bow to Brussels in leaked message to grassroots

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Péter Magyar: PM Orbán would deplete state budget before government change – here’s the reaction

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Media baron Gyula Balásy

Orbán-linked media baron Gyula Balásy offers his companies to the state for free: what he may get in return

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Political scandals unfold in Hungary as arrests, corruption allegations and resignations mount

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Outgoing PM Orbán says no: Hungary won’t comply with EU court

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One of the highest ranking soldier of Hungary ends military service despite state of danger

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Why Orbán lost: a poll reveals the main reasons behind Fidesz’s defeat

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Péter Magyar: Outgoing PM Orbán sides with money-laundering oligarchs in latest cabinet decision

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Orbán exits Parliament, senior figures step aside, official Fidesz faction announced

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Fidesz MEP: Péter Magyar’s mother filed defamation complaint against me

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Pro-government daily ordered to apologise to incoming PM Magyar over “insect” insults

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Report: Wealth of Hungary’s elite under Orbán ‘being flown out from Vienna’ after election defeat – UPDATE: tax authority

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Péter Magyar: previous PM Orbán’s close circle saving EUR ten millions abroad

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Israeli PM Netanyahu

EU sanctions on Israel can be adopted after Hungary’s shift

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Péter Szijjártó and his mysterious illness

Outgoing Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó very ill: what we know so far

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Orbán cabinet frozen Russian assets

Outgoing Orbán government deficit reaches extreme high between January-March

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