Fidesz

"Slovakia must properly prepare for the parliamentary elections in Hungary in April being won by Fidesz, which is a party aligned to Greater Hungarian chauvinism and nationalism," Fico said on national television on Jan. 10.

www.kyivpost.com 2010

The aim according to Fidesz is to restore public security and raise the effectiveness of police operations.

Budapest Times 2010

We can therefore expect to see not only a rise in far-right nationalism, but also a reorientation of center-right parties such as Fidesz toward a more traditional nationalist platform. "

theTrumpet.com: Front Page theTrumpet.com 2010

Besides the media law, Mr. Orban has also been criticized for using his Fidesz party's two thirds majority to change the constitution and supervise previously independent financial institutions such as the State Audit Office.

Thousands Demonstrate Against Hungary's Media Law 2011

Besides the media law, Mr. Orban has also been criticized for using his Fidesz party's two thirds majority to change the constitution and supervise previously independent financial institutions such as the State Audit Office.

Thousands Demonstrate Against Hungary's Media Law 2011

The governing center-right Fidesz Party has raised questions at home and abroad about its dedication to a market economy.

Hungary Defends Economy After Ratings Downgrade Margit Feher 2011

After his center-right Fidesz party took office last year, he very publicly terminated a 2008 emergency lending arrangement in order to "regain Hungary's lost economic sovereignty."

A Populist's Lament 2011

Fidesz and the Christian Democrats seem to understand this at least in part, judging by their legislation requiring transparent state budgets and frugal public spending.

Protecting Hungary's Freedoms Marion Smith 2011

Critics say a new constitution, written by Fidesz loyalists and passed last year, gives too much power to the government and undermines democracy.

Hungary's Premier Softens Stance Gordon Fairclough 2012

Mr. Orban, speaking in his office in Hungary's ornate Parliament building on the Danube, said the legislature, dominated by his Fidesz party, should be able to make any required legal amendments by the end of February.

Hungary's Premier Softens Stance Gordon Fairclough 2012