Orbánists fall under the wheels of the Orbán bus ↗
Front page leadClose allies are being sacrificed so Orbán can avoid responsibility, showing the true nature of Fidesz as a human chain around the party leader.
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The news highlights political shifts in Hungary and Europe, including potential domestic political maneuvering by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, significant election results in Serbia and Brazil, and a speculative report about Orbán being considered for a UN role. Other stories cover a critical…
Close allies are being sacrificed so Orbán can avoid responsibility, showing the true nature of Fidesz as a human chain around the party leader.
Pictures from the night of the election.
Lula promised to cooperate with the conservative congress elected by the voters and ensure greater social participation in decision-making.
According to the Wall Street Journal, diplomatic talks have begun, and Orbán is reportedly open to the idea if he is sure to win.
The 1958 American 'thriller' 'The Budapest Nightmare' is so bad it couldn't possibly be worse, with almost nothing resembling Hungary.
Discussing when it would be dramatically opportune for Orbán, Szijjártó's behavior with Lavrov, the need for more holidays, water meters, and hair transplants.
Despite the differences, there were still many similarities.
The Serbian election saw a vote ratio of approximately 2.2 million to 1.72 million in favor of the opposition; Vojvodina Hungarians will also have three representatives in parliament.