Hungary: Can Orban be beaten?
6 min
Available until 18/01/2027
In Hungary, the parliamentary election campaign has become the focal point of national discourse, with the vote set for mid-April. Current polls place Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in a precarious position. For the first time, the EU’s longest-serving head of government is seeing his authority significantly challenged.
Image
Jean Will
Editing
Stephanie Schories
Graphics
Nicolas Menet
Jean-Pascal Noël
Journalist
Anja Waltereit
Country
France
Germany
Year
2026
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