Fidesz faces a major political crisis as the opposition’s Tisza Party gains strength, raising questions about Orbán’s rule.
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Hungary’s Fidesz party is facing its most significant political crisis in 15 years due to worsening economic data, a stronger opposition, and changing international political trends. The Tisza Party, led by Péter Magyar, has overtaken Fidesz as the leading party. With elections approaching next year, the end of the Viktor Orbán regime is becoming a possibility, although Orbán and his allies maintain significant economic power and use polling data to strategically adjust the electoral map. In response to the growing possibility of an opposition victory, the government has begun framing the Tisza Party and Magyar as agents of Brussels, suggesting foreign interference.
