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    1. banjaninn on

      Can someone explain to me how big of a deal is this ‘win’? I am not a citizen of Hungary and therefore do not know about Orban’s whereabouts in his country and decisions he made in the last years or so, but what I know is that he gives my country, Serbia, a clear access to the gas pipeline, so to speak. If the newly-elected prime minister decides to cut the gas to Serbia, for instance, support Ukraine and lose the ability to import cheap gas from Russia, how big of a good change is that?

      I mean, many EU countries are buying US gas, which they had previously bought from the Russians themselves; basically just repackaging the same product for a higher price.

      Once again, not trying to offend anyone, wanted to post the way I am reasoning and understand some different facets of this occasion.

    2. EURSTYLE on

      They have reclaimed their country, and they have returned to the European family. Welcome back, Hungary!

    3. Looking up the party on Wikipedia and…

      It’s defined as centrist/centre right or maybe conservative, or is was originally. Pro-democracy. Anti-culture war. Pro-EU.

      So it’s probably going to do some reform of future elections. Conform enough with EU laws that funds aren’t withheld. Not oppose Ukraine as much.

      And… I can’t really seem to find out what the party’s policy is on most stuff 😂 . I guess I shouldn’t care about non-international relations, but it’s a bit of a blank slate big tent, isn’t it?

    4. Inbetriebnahme on

      That part of the Hungarian population that was not susceptible to the North Korean-style state brainwashing and was not financially dependent on any branch of the ruling party has been waiting for this moment for at least 12 or 13 years – and now it has finally arrived.

      Words cannot describe the importance of this moment for Hungary and also for the entirety of Europe, because Orbán and his team are the original sources and think tanks of modern-day Western illiberalism, and Orbán is Putin’s most important ally in the EU.

      Feels like it is 1989 in Hungary again, and I am not exaggerating a bit.

    5. Toxic_Lantern on

      Must feel surreal after so many years of Orbán. Maybe one small thing now is to push hard for transparent media rules, so capture doesn’t just quietly return.

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