WIZZ MultiPass returns: travellers can lock in fixed fares with Wizz Air for a year

Fuel price cap introduced, Hungary’s energy supply faces a double threat – Government briefing

BREAKING – Iran conflict: Hungarian troops take shelter as attack hits base in Iraq – VIDEO

Dialogue for Hungary (Párbeszéd Magyarországért)

Dialogue for Hungary (in Hungarian: Párbeszéd Magyarországért, Párbeszéd) is a small Hungarian political party that was formed in 2013 by eight MPs who left the LMP party. Co-leaders: Tímea Szabó and Gergely Karácsony

March 15 – Dialogue and Liberals commemoration in Budapest

March 15, 2017

Presidential election 2017 – Hungarian parties react to Áder’s re-election

March 13, 2017

Russians, Ukrainians procuring Hungarian passports should provide photo ID, says opposition MP

February 22, 2017

Dialogue quits opposition talks on preselection of 2018 candidates

February 15, 2017

Opposition parties comment Putin-Orbán talks

February 3, 2017

President nominated by MPs rather than civil groups, says proposed candidate

January 5, 2017

Hungary’s leftist opposition voices solidarity with Poland protesters

December 17, 2016

Hungary’s leftist parties comment on US election – UPDATE

November 9, 2016

Socialists ‘incapable’ of ousting govt alone, says former party chief

October 24, 2016

1956 – Leftist opposition urges unity, change of government

October 24, 2016

PM party to hold demonstration on referendum day despite election committee decision

September 29, 2016

Referendum – Vote against government by staying at home, say leftist parties

September 19, 2016

Office against persecution of Christians to coordinate humanitarian schemes

September 7, 2016

PM party to file complaint over govt’s referendum billboard campaign

July 28, 2016

Dialogue for Hungary protests ‘noisy’ Red Bull event

July 18, 2016

Left-wing collaboration will happen?

July 11, 2016

Families of perished explosives experts to receive over EUR 31,560 – UPDATE

July 4, 2016

Opposition parties call on Lázár to quit over Eurosceptic comments

July 1, 2016

POLL – Party support unchanged with Fidesz lead over opposition

June 30, 2016

Hungarian parties say EU needs to change after Brexit

June 28, 2016

LMP, PM party enter informal talks on potential cooperation

June 9, 2016

Liget project: Municipal leaders plan to chop down more than 2,000 trees?

June 8, 2016

Socialists: Basic income means for better society

May 18, 2016

Manager urges reluctant mayor to cooperate on Liget Project

May 4, 2016

Green MEP calls for common EU border protection scheme

May 2, 2016

Unions, left-wing parties voice demands on Labour Day

May 1, 2016

Election Committee rejects PM party referendum initiative concerning Paks

April 26, 2016

The fifth anniversary of Hungary’s new constitution – Opposition parties blast Hungarian constitution – UPDATE

April 25, 2016

Opposition parties decry state of health-care system

April 15, 2016

Top court approves Socialists’ referendum question on scrapping Sunday shopping restrictions – UPDATE

April 6, 2016

Fidesz and leftist opposition demand transparency of politicians’ offshore implication – UPDATE

April 5, 2016

PM party MEP submits Paks expansion referendum question

March 31, 2016

Parliament passes law allowing government to bypass parliament on budget changes

March 30, 2016

PM party files complaint with prosecutor over govt’s migration crisis declaration

March 13, 2016

Opposition parties lambast government over education policy – UPDATE

January 19, 2016

Dialogue for Hungary re-elects co-leaders

January 10, 2016

Opposition party seeks to protect pay equity in constitution

December 27, 2015

Opposition parties accuse govt of tailoring housing policies to suit business interests

December 20, 2015

Opposition disappointed with Quaestor bill

December 15, 2015

Opposition parties savage Varkert Bazar restoration

December 9, 2015