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Sunday's elections in Hungary will decide whether Victor Orban – Vladimir Putin's only EU ally – stays in power, or if opposition candidate Peter Marki-Zay, who managed to get a colourful coalition o…

Ahead of Sunday’s vote, the opposition has raised concerns about the fairness of Hungary’s electoral system.

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Challenger targets PM’s ties to Putin, but he shifts focus to sparing Hungarians any fallout from the conflict in Ukraine

Budapest mayor Gergely Karácsony called for a return to the "dreams of 1990" at a campaign event organized by the united opposition in the capital.

On 15 March the opposition's prime ministerial candidate Péter Márki-Zay promised a Hungary that is committed to the West, cohesive, successful, and free.

Fidesz's candidate for president, the Prime Minister's daughter and a pro-Fidesz historian are Hungary's most influential women, according to Forbes.

According to Hungary's opposition alliance, PM Viktor Orbán is using "doublespeak" on the issue of arms supplies to Ukraine.

The united opposition movement held a demonstration in front of the Russian embassy in Budapest under the motto "Against Putin, for Ukraine."

"Hungary has been plundered," Péter Márki-Zay, prime ministerial candidate of the united opposition, said in a speech assessing the state of the country.