Fidesz – Hungarian Civic Alliance is a major political party in Hungary, founded in 1988. Initially a liberal youth organization, it has evolved into a center-right party that emphasizes national sovereignty, economic growth, and traditional values. The party has been led by Viktor Orbán, who has served as Prime Minister since 2010, promoting policies that focus on family support and immigration control. Fidesz has been a dominant force in Hungarian politics, winning multiple elections and holding a significant majority in the National Assembly. The party is known for its strong stance on national identity and has faced criticism for its approach to media freedom and judicial independence, raising concerns among some international observers.