
All opposed, say nothing: Hungary’s election
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Hungary's Election and the Rise of Nationalism
This chapter analyzes the political landscape in Hungary as it approaches a critical election, focusing on Viktor Orban and his dominant right-wing party, Fidesz. It highlights the implications of the election on global nationalism and liberal democracy, while examining the strategies employed by Fidesz to retain power amid challenges from a united opposition. The discussion also covers economic conditions under Orban's administration, including low unemployment and rising inflation, set against a backdrop of media control and shifting Central European relationships.
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