Budapest's Kossuth tér hosts 'Ne féljetek! 2.0' protest

On September 5, 2026, a protest titled ‘Ne féljetek! 2.0’ (Don't Be Afraid! 2.0) took place at Kossuth tér in Budapest. The demonstration featured various political figures and speakers addressing the current state of Hungarian politics.

Huth Gergely, former editor-in-chief of Pesti Srácok, criticized the Tisza Party and Magyar Péter, labeling them as threats to the country's established order and calling for accountability. Other speakers, including former Fidesz representatives Zsolt Renge and László Szabó, expressed concerns regarding the rule of law, hate speech, and the need for a renewed, authentic right-wing political direction.

While some speakers focused on the need for political revenge and accountability, others, such as Róbert Ábrahám and Fruzsina Skrabski, emphasized the importance of civil unity and community building across political divides. The event served as a platform for both criticizing the current government and discussing the internal reorganization of the political right following recent electoral shifts.