Koalíciót

Koalíciót is the Hungarian word for coalition. In a political context, a coalition refers to an alliance of two or more political parties that agree to form a government. This typically occurs when no single party wins a majority of seats in an election, making it necessary to combine forces to achieve a governing majority.

Coalitions are formed through negotiations and agreements between parties. These agreements often outline a division of cabinet positions, policy priorities, and the general direction of the government. The success of a coalition depends on the willingness of its member parties to compromise and cooperate. Disagreements can arise over policy issues or the distribution of power, potentially leading to instability or the collapse of the coalition.

Coalitions are common in parliamentary systems where proportional representation electoral systems often result in fragmented legislatures. They can also form at other levels of government, such as in local councils or in international organizations. The term can also be used in a broader sense to describe any alliance of groups or individuals working together towards a common goal, not exclusively in politics.