A study appeared in the publication of the European Liberal Forum
Domestic Politics
Since 2001, we analyze domestic politics independently and factually, focusing on electoral systems, active citizenship, and societal and technological changes challenging democracies, while offering professional policy recommendations.
An analysis of the effects of the new Hungarian electoral procedure law and the campaign finance law.
A Political Capital Institute és a Friedrich Ebert Alapítvány meghívja Önt a Demokratikus Deficitek az Európai Unióban című konferenciájára.
Policy recommendations of the European Liberal Forum, in cooperation with the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom and the Centre for Liberal Studies.
With a two-thirds majority in parliament, Hungary’s governing party alliance, Fidesz-KDNP, has created a completely new electoral system.
The Fidesz leadership is making further efforts to improve the election prospects of 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.
The Croatian government failed to put legal controls on the Hungarian Company’s business share, which means that it will leave the resolution of the problem to the incoming administration.
New election system: nothing is carved in stone
At its July 9 meeting the Fidesz presidency discussed options for a new election system,although no decision has been reached on key issues.
On May 24, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán unexpectedly, although not without preliminaries, announced: the government acquired the 21.2% stake of Russia’s Surgutneftegaz in MOL for EUR 1.88 billion.
Almost three million people receive a pension or pension-type allowance. Of those almost one and a half million are below retirement age and claim an allowance based on various legal categories.
