• Forrás: dailynewshungary.hu, 14 April 2026 - Hetzmann Mercédesz

Hungary’s change of government marks the most dramatic political turning point in 16 years, opening the door to sweeping institutional, economic and foreign-policy reforms. After TISZA’s landslide victory and two-thirds parliamentary majority, Péter Magyar’s incoming administration now has a rare chance to reshape the state, rebuild trust with Brussels and undo years of centralised governance. Markets and EU capitals have already reacted positively to the prospect of a more predictable, pro-European Hungary.

• Forrás: politico.eu, 14 April 2026 - Rory O’Neill, Mari Eccles and Bartosz Brzeziński

Health Commissioner Olivér Várhelyi’s job looks secure, thanks to EU traditions and positive reviews from colleagues.

• Forrás: dailynewshungary.hu, 29 March 2026 - Hetzmann Mercédesz

As Hungary gears up for the upcoming elections, experts warn that the nation’s political campaigns are taking a serious toll on citizens’ mental and physical well-being. While campaigning is an expected feature of democratic life, the pervasive fear-driven messaging and relentless political advertising are creating what psychologists call “election stress disorder”.

• Forrás: dailynewshungary.hu, 14 March 2026 - Janka Kenyeres

• Forrás: euractiv.com 12 March 2026 - MTE, Alexander Olbrechts