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    Seeking solutions

    The government should overcome the following problems during the next six months

    • 8. February 2015 - by BT in Political Analyses

    After the municipal elections in October, support for Fidesz has started to decline spectacularly. A series of government failures and internal conflicts have suddenly shaken the dominance that had looked[…]

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    One million people earn below subsistence level

    • 6. July 2014 - by BT in Political Analyses

    The Central Statistical Agency says the subsistence level for 2013 was a monthly income of at least HUF 87,510 to “permanently satisfy the minimum needs for the conduct of life”.[…]

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    Brussels struggles to bring Hungary back into line

    Hungary’s decision to change its Fundamental Law and limit the power of its top court is a forthright challenge to the European Union, and the uncomfortable truth in Brussels is that little can be done to rein in Budapest quickly.

    • 20. March 2013 - by EurActiv Newswire in Political Analyses

    The Hungarian parliament, dominated by supporters of PM Viktor Orbán, has voted overwhelmingly for a set of constitutional amendments that opponents, including the EU, the US and human rights groups,[…]

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    The devil in the details

    Little can be done to force constitutional change from outside

    • 19. March 2013 - by Robert Hodgson in Political Analyses

    There has been a barrage of English-language communications from the government since this case put Hungary back on the news radar. The official line on the Fourth Amendment to Hungary’s[…]

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    Slaphappy approach won’t solve domestic violence

    • 25. October 2012 - by Zoltán Novák in Political Analyses

    A people’s initiative got under way. That is in order. Twice the number of signatures needed was collected. That is also in order. Parliament put the topic on the agenda.[…]

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    Tax break for those who can afford it

    Employees who already earn more will get taxed less

    • 21. October 2012 - by rkinga in Political Analyses

    Amendments to take effect next year will swell middle-class pay packets, the chief whip of the ruling Fidesz party, Antal Rogán, said on Monday. A bill submitted by National Economy[…]

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    Where are the protesters?

    Riots in Greece, Spain and Portugal over budget cuts, yet Hungary remains calm

    • 20. October 2012 - by Robert Hodgson in Political Analyses

    The Facebook protest group Milla, now an officially registered organisation, plans to hold a huge anti-government demonstration next Tuesday, a public holiday. In the wake of the government’s latest package[…]

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    Bid for unity

    Could 23 October mark a turning point for a fragmented and demoralised opposition?

    • 13. October 2012 - by Robert Hodgson in Political Analyses

    Former prime minister Gordon Bajnai will address a large opposition rally on 23 October, news website index.hu reported on Wednesday. This echoed a report on the website of news weekly[…]

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    Fidesz vulnerable to united opposition

    Centre for Fair Political Analysis: Chaotic upheaval causing deep despair

    • 10. October 2012 - by Attila Tibor Nagy in Political Analyses

    Opinion polls indicate that fewer and fewer people are satisfied with the way things are going in the country and fewer and fewer people accept those persons exercising power. Nevertheless,[…]

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    Debating the aftermath of global financial crisis

    The Centre for Fair Political Analysis on the active democracy alternative

    • 10. September 2012 - by Júlia Lakatos in Political Analyses

    While Western social scientists are seeking an answer to the same question – what will the world order be like after the global financial crisis? – often these debates seem[…]

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