Italy’s new Eurosceptic government pledged on Tuesday to work with the authoritarian prime minister of Hungary to “change the rules” of the European Union.

Since Viktor Orban’s landslide victory the Hungarian opposition is in a complet mess. It is worth mentioning that former Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany’s Democratic Coalition (DK) is the only exception in this respect.

The well known economist says LMP has stepped on Orban’s path.

On Tuesday, Viktor Orban’s ruling Fidesz submitted to Parliament a bill ridiculously titled “Stop Soros.” This bill has nothing to do with George Soros and it has absolutely nothing to do with human trafficking. The bill is about incarcerating Hungaria…

While Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is still in full campaign mode, touring factories in small-town Hungary and taking photographs or sharing snacks with factory workers in a manner, which some have noted bears a striking resemblance to the “peaceful” da…

According to a letter which was published by the weekly newspaper Magyar Narancs and was originally sent by the lawyer of the political consultant Mr. Ron Werber to the board of LMP, party co-head Mrs. Bernadett Szél and member of the board Mr. Péter U…

Viktor Orban was re-elected as Hungary’s prime minister by the parliament here on Thursday, starting a third consecutive and a fourth overall term as leader of Hungary.

The Democratic Coalition (DK) still does not consider the parliamentary elections free and fair, but despite that the party’s parliamentary group is preparing for intensive parliamentary work, MTI reports.

Looking at political election campaigns over the past years it seems hardly possible to win an election without creating fake news.

Janos Ader, the president of Hungary, asked Mr Orban to form the next government, he – what a surprise! – accepted the request.

Reuter reports that thousands of Hungarians protested outside parliament on Tuesday against what they described as Viktor Orban’s authoritarian rule, after parliament convened for its first session following an election that gave the premier a third st…

According to a plan revealed in the European Parliament, EU funds could be taken back from those member states where there is a systematic stealing of EU funds. The Democratic Coalition (DK) agrees with the EU’s plan: no funds for those who steal. The …

Reuters reports that Hungary responded angrily on Thursday after the European Commission proposed cutting development funds to countries deemed to have undermined the rule of law, saying it would not yield to “blackmail”.

After an election victory built on a fierce anti-migrant campaign, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban on Friday said his new government would soon bring forward tighter immigration rules, Reuters reports.

The Democratic Coalition (DK) is challenging the parliamentary election results at the Supreme Court (Kuria) on the basis of suspected fraud and calls for new elections as soon as possible under “European control”.

Democratic Coalition’s chairman Ferenc Gyurcsány is going to be the party’s parliamentary group leader, his deputy will be MP Agnes Vadai. DK will have 9 MPs out of the 199 in Hungary’s parliament.