The end of the Viktor Orbán era
Populist nationalism can be beaten at the ballot box, even if it can endure a long time
The end of the Viktor Orbán era
Populist nationalism can be beaten at the ballot box, even if it can endure a long time Grouped from 2 articles across 2 sources.
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End of the Orban era: Hungary and Europe breathe again
Viktor Orban's Fidesz party was swept aside in Hungary's parliamentary election. His defeat is a blow for Putin, Trump and populists the world over. Election winner Peter Magyar is promising major change.
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