Good start, now come the questions and dilemmas.
During the 23 October 1956 commemoration both the governing parties and the opposition essentially launched their campaigns a year and a half ahead of the spring 2014 elections.
Friedrich Ebert Stiftung Budapest and Political Capital Institute organized a conference on strategies against right-wing extremism.
Political Capital has become a leading institution in the EU Radicalisation Awareness Network.
With the new job-saving action plan the government placed a „double or nothing” bet.
The government appears to preserve its delaying tactics with regard to negotiations over a credit line with international organizations.
The Fidesz leadership is making further efforts to improve the election prospects of the party.
Jobbik county chairman of Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén, MP Zsolt Endrésik, was removed from the post and then excluded from the party.
Electoral law already passed, law on procedure is still uncertain - Political Capital Institute analyses the reform process of the Hungarian electoral system and its anticipated consequences.
Counterpoint, a London based research and advisory group's interview with Peter Kreko, director of Political Capital about contemporary conspiracy theories in Hungary.
The threat of high level of attitude radicals is that a prejudicial, nationalist and anti-establishment public can push mainstream parties and political leaders toward a more radical position.
Jobbik Facebook fans young, educated, eurosceptic, pessimistic & prejudiced.
