Bálint Szolga: How could the Hungarian left be revived?

The article discusses the decline of the left in Hungary, particularly focusing on the MSZP party's diminished role in politics. It reflects on the historical context of the left since 1990, highlighting the impact of the Tisza Party's recent victory and the lingering influence of figures like Ferenc Gyurcsány. The concept of a 'third way' is introduced, contrasting traditional social democracy with a more neoliberal approach that prioritizes foreign investment and reduces state intervention in social programs. The author critiques this ideology as a superficial solution to deeper issues within the party and Hungarian politics.