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Hungary: the election the world’s big powers want to win
Orbán’s defeat would deprive nationalist conservatives across the world of a champion. Opponents see Sunday’s vote as a chance to halt autocracy
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ft.com
Have Hungarians had enough of Viktor Orbán?
Rural strongholds turn against ruling Fidesz party ahead of Sunday’s parliamentary election
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theguardian.com
The Guardian view on Hungary’s election: a bellwether contest for the global far right | Editorial
Editorial: Defeat for Viktor Orbán on Sunday would be celebrated in Brussels, mourned in Washington and Moscow, and would give his country its democracy back
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economist.com
Even Hungary’s skewed elections might not save Viktor Orban
The ruling party is playing dirty. But our analysis shows the liberal opposition has a real chance of winning
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Hungary: the election the world’s big powers want to win
Orbán’s defeat would deprive nationalist conservatives across the world of a champion. Opponents see Sunday’s vote as a chance to halt autocracy
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Hungarian voters turn out in force for biggest test of Orbán era
Election follows bitter campaign that has energised both government loyalists and opposition behind Péter Magyar
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In Hungary, Orbánomics is on the ballot
The country’s economic model has stoked inflation and weighed on growth
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Hungary’s Orbán concedes defeat as opposition heads for landslide win
Péter Magyar’s Tisza party was projected to win 136 out of 199 seats, giving it a two-thirds majority
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Hungary opposition delivers ‘regime change’ after 16 years of Viktor Orbán
With its huge mandate Péter Magyar’s Tisza can prepare to change the constitution and restore rule of law
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EU ties €35bn fund release to Hungary’s break with Orbán era
Brussels has linked unfreezing of funds to 27 conditions it expects Péter Magyar to deliver on
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Europe’s far right questions merits of Trump ties after Orbán defeat
Alternative for Germany quarrels about Maga after Hungarian election fiasco
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The end of the Viktor Orbán era
Populist nationalism can be beaten at the ballot box, even if it can endure a long time