A sceptical liberal opinion about Péter Magyar
Saturday, May 4th, 2024An opposition-leaning commentator doesn’t expect the new opposition star to produce a regime-change any time soon. READ MORE
An opposition-leaning commentator doesn’t expect the new opposition star to produce a regime-change any time soon. READ MORE
An independent political observer has reservations about the latest opinion poll which suggests that Fidesz lost 10 percentage points from its voting base, while a pro-government pundit calls these data manipulated. READ MORE
A left-wing columnist urges the opposition to show a convincing alternative to Hungarian voters. READ MORE
A left-wing analyst finds it devastating for the opposition that it has not been able to increase its voting base at a time when economic difficulties have eroded support for the governing party. READ MORE
A liberal analyst finds a striking contradiction between growing public pessimism about their own prospects and the continued support the ruling party enjoys among voters. READ MORE
A liberal pundit doesn’t believe that a party solely based on vitriolic sarcasm can advance the cause of democracy.
The nationwide left-wing daily suspects a deliberate political design behind a documentary by an opposition-minded influencer, who depicts the Socialist Party on the verge of extinction. READ MORE
A left-wing commentator is disheartened by the passive reaction of the population to what he sees as worsening conditions throughout the country. He blames the opposition for failing to provide an attractive alternative to the government. READ MORE
A left-wing and a pro-government pundit comment on a survey by a left-wing pollster company which suggests a rapid decline in Fidesz support. READ MORE
As pollsters consistently measure the MSZP beneath the 5 percent parliamentary threshold, a pro-government commentator declares that the Socialist Party is de facto defunct. A Socialist author, on the other hand, believes it is the key component of the opposition alliance. READ MORE