
Orban exploits and blackmails EU member states: Why will the Hungarian elections have deep consequences?
Why will the Hungarian elections have deep consequences?
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How the EU made Viktor Orbán
Hungary’s illiberal champion has benefited from the misjudgments and complacency of other leaders
Read full article →In Hungary, unease grows over Viktor Orban's crony capitalism
Companies that have thrived on public contracts since the Fidesz party came to power in 2010 have seen their share prices tumble ahead of the April 12 legislative elections, as polls indicate that opposition candidate Péter Magyar could win.
Read full article →Hungary puts gas pipeline under military protection amid false-flag accusations
Claims explosives found near pipeline come before election in which PM Viktor Orbán is trailing in most polls Hungary has placed the gas pipeline that straddles the Serbian border under military protection, its prime minister, Viktor Orbán, has said, as accusations of a false-flag operation continued to swirl before a crunch election at the weekend and an official visit on Tuesday from the US vice-president, JD Vance. Orbán travelled to Hungary’s southern border with Serbia on Monday, one day...
By Ashifa Kassam and Flora Garamvolgyi in Budapest
Read full article →'Vladimir Putin absolutely nervous' about Hungary's election, expert says
Speaking with FRANCE 24's Mark Owen, Dr Marc Roscoe Loustau, Affiliated Fellow at the Central European University, says that "next to Viktor Orban, the person who stands to lose the most in case of a Fidesz party loss is Vladimir Putin". According to press reports quoting intelligence officials, the powerful explosives found near a Serbian gas pipeline to Hungary may be part of a "false flag" operation to influence the upcoming election.
By FRANCE24
Read full article →Younger Hungarian voters spurn Orban, some say they will leave if he is re-elected - The Straits Times
Younger Hungarian voters spurn Orban, some say they will leave if he is re-elected The Straits Times
Read full article →Explosives Found Near Key Serbia-Hungary Pipeline Transporting Russian Gas
Explosives Found Near Key Serbia-Hungary Pipeline Transporting Russian Gas Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic informed Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban by phone on Sunday that explosives were discovered near a key pipeline carrying Russian gas from Serbia to Hungary. "Our units found high-powered explosives and detonators," Vucic wrote on Instagram after briefing Orban on the military and police investigations. via EPA During a site visit on Sunday, Vucic told journalists...
By Tyler Durden
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