#Fidesz

Nearly a month ago Péter Magyar steered his Tisza party to a landslide victory, sweeping away 16 years of rule by Viktor Orbán.

While some are resisting what they see as a vengeful purge by a power-hungry new leader, many who depended on Fidesz for jobs and protection are already changing sides.

From Theguardian RSS Feed: ‘Factory of lies’: what will Péter Magyar do about Hungary’s state media?

Outgoing Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and his Fidesz party are still reeling from their election defeat earlier this month. There is much speculation about what their political future looks like.

Incoming PM Péter Magyar accuses Fidesz-linked figures of trying to shield their wealth from accountability

Viktor Orban said he is giving up his parliamentary mandate, citing the need to rebuild Hungary’s “national side”

A new poll ahead of Hungary's election suggests that most voters want at least minor changes to ties with the EU. But it also found skepticism of financial support for Ukraine, and voters prioritizing domestic issues.

Viktor Orban is a football fanatic but has long used the sport as a political tool, both in Hungary and abroad. With polls predicting election defeat, he could also lose his chance of hosting the Champions League final.