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(FILES) Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban salutes to supporters at the Balna centre in Budapest during a general election in Hungary, on April 12, 2026. Hungary's outgoing nationalist prime minister Viktor Orban said on April 25, 2026 he would step back from parliament after his coalition suffered a crushing election defeat that ended his 16 years in power. "Since the seat I won as the lead candidate on the Fidesz-KDNP ticket is, in fact, a parliamentary seat for Fidesz, I have decided to give it back. Right now, I am not needed in Parliament, but in the reorganization of the national camp" he said in a Facebook video. (Photo by Attila KISBENEDEK/AFP)
Unatoč izbornom porazu
Viktor Orban ponovno izabran za čelnika Fidesza: "Ne odustajem, nikad, nikad, nikad, nikad, nikad ne odustajem"
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban addresses his supporters at Szentendre town on March 20, 2026 as he continued his national campaign tour. Orban arrived directly from the Brussels EU summit to address supporters on key national issues in Szentendre, one of several stops on the Prime Minister?s nationwide tour ahead of the April parliamentary election. (Photo by Attila KISBENEDEK/AFP)
Skup u Budimpešti
Orbán u Budimpešti na skupu CPAC-a hvalio Dodika, on pozvao Srbe da glasaju za Fidesz
Hungarian opposition leader, head of the TISZA party and candidate for Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar adresses supporters on February 16, 20226 at a campaign rally in Mezokovesd, the first stop on his resumed nationwide tour ahead of the April 12 election. Two months ahead of the general election, where polls show the opposition has a chance to put an end to Prime Minister Viktor Orban's 16-year-rule. (Photo by Attila KISBENEDEK/AFP)
Mađarska oporbena stranka
Tisza povećala prednost nad Orbanovim Fideszom u najnovijoj anketi