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Everyone in the forint is now paying attention to these levels!
The 2026 parliamentary election, which brought a record high 80 percent participation, ended with the victory of the Tisza Party. ...

Election 2026: the entire General Staff of the European Union sent a message to Péter Magyar
Ursula von der Leyen, the European Commission, Roberta Metsola, the European Parliament, and António Costa, the President of the European Council, ...

Zelenskiy congratulated Péter Magyar
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy congratulated Péter Magyar on his victory. ...

The first analyst opinion has arrived after the Tisza victory: the forint and the Hungarian stock market can gain wings
After counting more than 70 percent of the votes, all signs point to Péter Magyar's Tisza Party ending Viktor Orbán's sixteen-year rule - writes ...

Election 2026: two-thirds Tisza victory, Viktor Orbán congratulated Péter Magyar
The 2026 parliamentary election officially ended at 7 p.m. ...

Two-thirds of the Tisza is taking shape in the parliament
After Viktor Orbán acknowledged the defeat of the Fidesz-KDNP, only one question remained: will the Tisza Party have two-thirds in the parliament. ...

Viktor Orbán delivered his speech: a clear but painful election result was achieved
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán acknowledged the election defeat in his speech at the Fidesz results conference and clearly marked the new direction for ...

Election 2026: the Democratic Coalition may slip below the 1 percent threshold
The Democratic Coalition cannot even achieve the 1 percent result, and Klára Dobrev's party may lose state ...

Tamás Sulyok spoke about the invitation to form a government
After the 2026 parliamentary elections, which took place with an extremely high turnout, the question is not only how the parliamentary power field ...

Závecz Research: Tisza: 54 percent, Fidesz 40 percent
According to the latest representative survey by Závecz Research, the Tisza Party would win the parliamentary elections with a confident advantage ...