All opposed, say nothing: Hungary’s election

Matt Steinglass, Europe correspondent for The Economist, provides insights into Viktor Orban's authoritarian grip on Hungary and the implications for democracy in broader global contexts. Margaret Kadifa discusses the reliance of British universities on tuition fees from Chinese students, uncovering potential risks to academic freedom. They also touch on the resurgence of the Ukrainian film 'Atlantis,' reflecting the resilience amidst conflict. Together, they explore how these interconnected issues shape today's political landscape.