An article by Peter Kreko in the Searchlight Magazine

Policy recommendations of the European Liberal Forum, in cooperation with the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom and the Centre for Liberal Studies.

After a number of laws passed by Fidesz-KDNP enjoying a super-majority in Parliament were struck down by the Constitutional Court in the past year, the coalition passed a basic law amendment.

Juhász Attila és László Róbert az előzetes regisztráció demokráciára gyakorolt hatásait vizsgálja.

With the appointment of the new governor all previously independent state agencies and institutions will be run by people with very close ties to Fidesz and a quasi dependence from the PM himself.

Analysis on the consequences of Constitutional Court’s decision.

With a two-thirds majority in parliament, Hungary’s governing party alliance, Fidesz-KDNP, has created a completely new electoral system.

Analysis: The LMP’s decision and the ‘disillusioned right-wing’ voters

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.