
The Hungary Report follows Hungary through the uneasy aftermath of Orbán, as the country attempts to reassemble its public life. It records the slow, often uneasy labour of restoring democracy after years of deliberate unravelling.
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The State of Hungary: August 2026, with developments through 6 September.
Péter Magyar at the European Commission in Brussels, 29 May 2026. Xavier Lejeune / European Commission, © European Union 2026, CC BY 4.0.
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From potholes in New York to the price of a Freddo and political pressure in Hungary, citizens are increasingly testing how directly they can reach the people in power. Image based on source images from Wikimedia Commons: Marc A. Hermann /...
A contemporary depiction of the Battle of Mohács, whose 500th anniversary Hungary commemorated this weekend. Péter Magyar attended the ceremony in a modernised attila, a traditional Hungarian formal coat. Wikimedia Commons / Public Domain....
Anna Róza Unger, elected president of Hungary’s new National Asset Recovery and Protection Office, which will investigate and recover public assets linked to corruption and state capture. Illustration by The Hungary Report, based on a portr...
Panel housing in Budapest’s Vizafogó district, part of the physical landscape inherited from Hungary’s socialist period. Photo: Kmiki87 / Wikimedia Commons, public domain.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Founder and editor of The Hungary Report. I write about Hungarian politics, Orbánism, and democratic repair, using personal memory, an exile-adjacent perspective, and sarcasm to make sense of a country going through democratic rebirth.
Political science and public policy professor at Princeton focused on authoritarianism. Host of the Civic Forum, a podcast about the biggest issues facing democracy, in the US and elsewhere.
Princeton faculty member tracking backsliding democracies and defending the rule of law.
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