Andras Nagy is a veteran video editor and reporter working for RFE/RL's Hungarian Service.
Tens of thousands of people marched in Budapest on October 23, the anniversary of a 1956 revolt against Soviet authority that was violently crushed. Prime Minister Victor Orban led what he called a “Peace March,” while his main challenger, Peter Magyar, led a mass opposition demonstration.
Dozens of Serbian cyclists are traveling some 1,300 kilometers to the European Parliament in Strasbourg to draw attention to their country's ongoing anti-corruption campaign.
Hungarians elect members of the European Parliament on June 9, simultaneously with local elections. RFE/RL asked voters in Budapest about the ruling Fidesz party's campaign suggesting that its political rivals would draw Hungary into war.
Tens of thousands joined a rally organized by Peter Magyar, a former insider of Hungary's ruling Fidesz party, in Budapest on April 6. He wants to run in European Parliament elections with a result that will be "the first nail in the coffin" of the Fidesz party's dominance, he told the protesters.
