The Fidesz-KDNP group in the European Parliament has submitted amendments to the European Parliament’s report on the so-called Democracy Shield program to ensure full transparency, Csaba Dömötör, Fidesz MEP, said in a press release on Friday. As the MEP sees it, they are calling on the European Commission to create a unified, publicly accessible central […] The post We Demand a Unified Register of Organizations Funded By Brussels, Demands Fidesz MEP appeared first on Hungary Today.

Hungarian Minister János Lázár suggests that many Fidesz supporters are afraid to reveal who they vote for, fearing ostracization. He believes the election is not decided and Fidesz can still win despite the Tisza Party's louder presence.

A letter from the Polish Bishops' Conference, intended to be read in churches on Sunday, caused confusion among Catholic clergy and faithful due to its strong resemblance to the Fidesz campaign's war rhetoric, leading many to omit reading it.

Hungarian rapper G.w.M denies claims that he was 'bought' by the Fidesz party, suggesting that left-wing influencers were deployed against him after he praised Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.

A MOB technikai problémára hivatkozik, a Magyar Hang szerint a Fideszből szóltak oda, hogy ne az orosz születésű páros szerepeljen.

Hungarians are facing a crucial election, with many desperately seeking change after Viktor Orbán's decade and a half in power, finding new hope in a strong new figure on the right wing.

Hungarian rapper Majka commented on a controversial Fidesz video, which depicted a 'headshot' scene similar to one from his concert, questioning who should be billed for the idea.

The Kék Vonal (Blue Line) foundation warns that political campaign videos, especially those featuring children in violent contexts, can cause increased anxiety, fear, and panic reactions in children.

Fidesz and KDNP faction leaders stated that the extraordinary parliamentary session called to discuss the Samsung case was based on 'fake news', leading to their boycott.

Győr's mayor, Pintér Bence, criticized the Fidesz party for not attending the extraordinary city council meeting, stating it was the third time they had 'fled' the assembly.

Hungary's central bank is widely anticipated to cut interest rates on Tuesday, a move that could benefit the ruling Fidesz party in the upcoming campaign. The decision comes as inflation has significantly moderated and the forint remains strong.

It was reportedly decided in the highest echelons of Fidesz that it would not be a good idea for two Russian-born athletes to carry the Hungarian flag in front of such a large audience.

Szombaton az MTI-ben is megjelent, hogy a Pavlova–Sviatchenko páros viszi a zászlót, de ez végül nem így lett. A MOB szerint egy technikai hiba áll a háttérben.

Péter Magyar declared his TISZA party's overwhelming success in the recommendation collection race, accusing the ruling Fidesz party of panicking, struggling, and resorting to lies, particularly regarding official versus supporter recommendations.

Hungarian singer and politician Majka has criticized a war-mongering video created with artificial intelligence, which was shared by Budapest's Fidesz party.

Péter Magyar addressed a crowd in Szeged, questioning local Fidesz politicians about their silence during the Göd, MNB, and child protection scandals.

Hungary's government, led by Viktor Orbán, plans to sell lucrative state-owned land worth hundreds of millions of euros to private hands. This move is set to occur just two days before parliamentary elections, where Orbán's Fidesz party is expected to face defeat.

Péter Magyar, leader of the Tisza Party, stated that they possess new incriminating information regarding Fidesz-related cases, including the Göd battery factory, which he claims can be substantiated with witnesses and recordings.

Nyikos Gábor, the mayor of Babót, known for attracting teachers with holiday offers, revealed to HVG how the NER system rewards and punishes mayors and discussed overpricing in projects like the Budapest-Belgrade railway.

Kovács Gergely, president of the Two-Tailed Dog Party, argues that if his party enters parliament, it would result in fewer Fidesz members, responding to questions about why the party should run when 100-300 thousand people want to vote for them.

Fidesz declared victory after the recommendation collection period, citing the National Election Office. However, the Election Office did not publish data on individual recommendation counts, making Fidesz's claim based on non-existent numbers.

The official campaign period for the upcoming elections in Hungary has begun, with initial messages from Fidesz indicating a reliance on artificial intelligence-generated content.