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Orban Wins Election Yet Again: What Does This Mean for Democracy in Hungary?

posted on April 22, 2022 by Gabrielle Young

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Incumbent Viktor Orban wins fourth consecutive election as Prime Minister, which raises concerns for Hungary's democracy as the Fidesz party continues to extend their control. April 3, 2022, …

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The Global Echo of Viktor Orbán’s Populist Cries

posted on February 26, 2022 by Michael McClure

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On January 3, former U.S. president Donald Trump offered, via his Save America political action committee, an endorsement of Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán ahead of the 2022 parliamentary …

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The Electoral Rule-Bending Enabling Viktor Orbán’s Quest for a United Hungary

posted on February 5, 2022 by Michael McClure

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A few weeks ago, I received the letter pictured above from Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán in my mailbox. “Dear citizen! I write to you today because Hungary has a parliamentary election next …

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