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Was Tisza’s victory in Hungary the beginning of the end for illiberalism?
Viktor Orbán’s defeat in Hungary has deprived illiberalism of one of its central figures. Zsolt Enyedi argues the world will...
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What Rumen Radev’s victory means for Bulgaria, the EU and Russia
Rumen Radev’s Progressive Bulgaria won a clear victory in Bulgaria’s election on 19 April. Emilia Zankina, Kevin Deegan-Krause and Tim...
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Mafia, local governments and money – how fighting collusion reshapes EU investment –
What happens when EU funding reaches places where local governments collude with organised crime? Marco Di Cataldo, Elena Renzullo and...
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Can Tisza restore Hungarian democracy? – LSE European Politics
After winning power in Hungary, Péter Magyar’s Tisza Party has pledged to restore the country’s democracy. Gergő Medve-Bálint and Fernando...
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How Péter Magyar and Tisza remade the Hungarian party system – LSE European Politics
The victory by Péter Magyar’s Tisza Party in the Hungarian election was historic in more ways than one. Zsófia Barta...
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How Hungary’s Tisza Party won everything, everywhere, all at once
Tisza won a landslide victory in the 2026 Hungarian elections, removing Viktor Orbán’s Fidesz from power after sixteen years in...
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It’s time for a more pragmatic EU-China trade relationship
Should the EU pursue closer relations with China? Lorenzo Codogno argues that rather than being led by national security concerns,...
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What should we expect from the next Hungarian government?
Péter Magyar’s Tisza Party won a landslide victory in Hungary’s election on 12 April, ending 16 years of rule by...
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Why don’t all immigrants support progressive parties?
Why don’t all immigrants support progressive parties with pro-immigration policies? Korinna O. Lindemann and António Valentim present new evidence suggesting...
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Finland’s “Orpo reforms” have failed to deliver – LSE European Politics
After winning power in 2023, Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo oversaw sweeping labour market and social security reforms. Markku Sippola...
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