Will Hungary’s Liberation From Orbán Lead to Lasting Democratization?
Even as it ousts the old guard, Péter Magyar’s Tisza party must exercise the power of a supermajority with caution
This April, the celebrations in Budapest evoked images of the fall of the Berlin Wall: hundreds of thousands poured into the streets, teens climbed on top of buildings, and twenty-somethings in baggy thrifted jeans chanted old slogans of the 1956 revolution against Stalinist tyranny. After 16 years of gradual entrenchment, ...
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