Magánszférán

Magánszférán, often abbreviated as MSZ, is a Hungarian political party that was founded in 2018. The party is known for its conservative and nationalist ideology, advocating for a strong central government, a reduction in immigration, and a more interventionist economic policy. Magánszférán is led by Gábor Gál, a former member of the Fidesz party.

The party's name translates to "Private Sphere" in English, reflecting its focus on individual rights and liberties. However, it has been criticized for its populist rhetoric and divisive policies, particularly its stance on immigration. Magánszférán has gained some electoral success, winning seats in the National Assembly of Hungary in the 2018 and 2022 parliamentary elections.

The party's platform includes proposals for education reform, healthcare improvements, and infrastructure development. It also emphasizes the importance of national sovereignty and the rule of law. Magánszférán is a member of the European Conservatives and Reformists group within the European Parliament.

Despite its growing influence, Magánszférán faces challenges, including internal divisions and the need to balance its conservative ideals with the realities of Hungarian politics. The party continues to evolve, seeking to appeal to a broader electorate while staying true to its core values.