Following a vicious and murky election campaign, overshadowed by claims of foreign interference and the projected hopes and fears of outsiders, Hungarians will go to the polls tomorrow squarely focussed on Fidesz’s 16-year domestic record. Me for @unherd: unherd.com/2026/04/is-this-t…

Miért kezdett nyomozni Szijjártó után? Miként éli meg a kémvádat? És mi állhat Orbán oroszpárti fordulata mögött? Videóinterjú az újságíróval, aki a kampány egyik főszereplője lett. Teljes adás a 444-en:buff.ly/LVK3sCy

Leginkább Matolcsy Ádám oldtimer sportautóit. A 444 értesülései szerint Matolcsy György is hónapok óta életvitelszerűen Dubajban tartózkodik. Rényi Pál Dániel cikke a 444-en: buff.ly/Vcixbcl

‼️THIS IS HOW THEY TRY TO CHANGE A GOVERNMENT FROM ABROAD‼️ Foreign interference in the campaign ahead of Hungary’s April elections has reached a new level. While there is clear and documented evidence that Brussels and Kyiv are interfering in Hungary’s elections on the side of Péter Magyar, they have once again pulled out the well-known Russiagate playbook and are accusing Hungary’s patriotic government without evidence. Péter Magyar’s circle, in cooperation with foreign intelligence services, wiretapped Hungary’s Foreign Minister — an unprecedented attack against the country’s sovereignty. This is exactly the same script that was previously used against 🇺🇸@realDonaldTrump: accusations, coordinated media campaigns, and political pressure — all while trying to cover up the real interference. The story is being built by the same circles: Szabolcs Panyi and the network he represents, which operates from USAID and Soros-funded sources, and in cooperation with the intelligence services of unnamed EU member states has been involved in the surveillance of Hungary’s Foreign Minister. And after all this, they are the ones talking about foreign interference. ‼️RIDICULOUS‼️ 🇭🇺 Hungarians do not want a government directed from abroad, but a national government. One that works for them — not against them — and they will make this clear in April.

The autocratic Prime Minister, who has been in power for 16 years, now finds himself challenged by someone who learned the ropes of power from him – and for the first time in a while, Orbán might no longer be the clear favorite. Article by Pál Dániel Rényi on 444: buff.ly/ON7ZwxZ