Fideszgovernment

Fidesz, officially Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Alliance, is a national-conservative political party in Hungary. Since 2010, Fidesz has formed the government of Hungary, initially in coalition with the Christian Democratic People's Party (KDNP). Fidesz has consistently won supermajorities in parliamentary elections, allowing them to enact significant constitutional and legislative changes.

Key policy areas associated with Fidesz governments include a strong emphasis on national sovereignty, traditional Christian values, and a focus on what they term "unorthodox economic policy." This has involved interventions in various sectors, including banking and energy, and the introduction of flat taxes. Fidesz has also been a proponent of stricter immigration policies and has been critical of international organizations, particularly the European Union, on issues of migration and national identity.

The party's leadership is dominated by Viktor Orbán, who has served as Prime Minister for multiple terms. Fidesz's time in government has been marked by both domestic policy shifts and significant engagement with international political discourse, often characterized by its eurosceptic stance and its alignment with other populist and conservative movements in Europe. International observers and domestic critics have raised concerns regarding the rule of law, media freedom, and democratic institutions under Fidesz governments.