Viktor Orban and Aleksandar Vučić

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30.October 2026 Mario Trifunovic

The German right on Vucic's defeat: "After Hungary, we also lost Serbia"

The ultra-right Alternative for Germany has been maintaining ties with nationalist and sovereigntist circles throughout Europe for years. The electoral defeat of Aleksandar Vučić's regime, which the majority of Serbian citizens celebrate as liberation from the long-term political dominance of one man, is viewed by representatives of the German right through the prism of the failure of the wider European right-wing political circle.

Viktor Orban and Aleksandar Vučić

Video interview: Professor Eric Beckett Weaver

30.September 2026 Jelena Jorgacevic

Hungary after Orban: What Serbia can learn

"Hungarian society has realized that if it wants to get rid of Orbán's rule, people must vote for one party and one party only," says Eric Beckett Weaver, professor of political science at the University of Debrecen.

Viktor Orban and Aleksandar Vučić

Mediji

20.August 2026 B. B.

How connected is Viktor Orbán to the new owner of N1

Pedro Vargas David, general manager of Alpak Kapital and head of "Operation N1", was a member of the board of directors of 4iG, the umbrella body of the company whose dealings with the state will now be subject to an audit in Hungary

Hungarian President

President of Hungary

11.August 2026 Keno Fersek/DW

Deurbanization of Hungary: Who will be the new president

András Baka, a lawyer and former president of the Hungarian Supreme Court who was dismissed by Viktor Orbán's government during the judicial reform, becomes the president of Hungary. He will be elected, with the support of Prime Minister Peter Magyar and the Tisza party

Parallels: Serbia and Hungary

22.April 2026. Ivan Milenkovic

The fight for right-leaning souls

The history of the Serbian multi-party system provides very clear guidelines on how a player on the political scene must position himself in order to be effective: be he a leftist or a liberal, he must not ignore right-wing sentiments, which for 36 years have been, if not dominant, at least as alive as the others.

President of Serbia and winner of the Hungarian elections

President of Serbia

13.April 2026. IN THE

Vučić: The Hungarian has nothing to investigate in Serbia, let him say who is in charge of relations

In his latest address to the nation, the President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, rejected the claims of the future Prime Minister of Hungary, Peter Magyar, regarding the allegedly planned terrorist attack near Kanjiza. He said that the Hungarian "has nothing to investigate in Serbia", inviting him to explain his claims about the relations of regional leaders. "If I were not worried about the relations between Hungary and Serbia, I would call that statement stupid," he said

Peter Magjar, leader of the opposition Tisa, addresses his voters in a dark mantilla with a dark tie and white shirt

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13.April 2026. Andrei Ivanji

How Peter the Hungarian defeated Viktor Orban

The Tisza victory of Peter the Hungarian goes beyond the borders of tiny Hungary. It spills over to neighboring Serbia as a nightmare for Aleksandar Vučić and motivation for all those who want to see his back.

A historical upheaval in Hungary

12.April 2026. AI

Peter Magjar: "Golden victory over lies"

Tens of thousands of people euphorically greet the man who blew Viktor Orbán into history. Peter the Hungarian exclaims: "We did it!" Massa answers him: "Russia, go home!"