On April 12, the Hungarian people put an end to Viktor Orban’s 16 years in power and rejected widespread corruption, the erosion of democracy, and Hungary’s drift away from its Western allies. After 100 days in office, Hungary’s new government, led by Prime Minister Peter Magyar, has already demonstrated a simple but often overlooked truth: […]
On April 12, the Hungarian people put an end to Viktor Orban’s 16 years in power and rejected widespread corruption, the erosion of democracy, and Hungary’s drift away from its Western allies. After 100 days in office, Hungary’s new government, led by Prime Minister Peter Magyar, has already demonstrated a simple but often overlooked truth: […]
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