Orbánism Squeezed From Within as Moderate Revolt Takes Shape, Old Rivalry Reignites
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Orbánism Squeezed from Within as Moderate Revolt Takes Shape, Old Rivalry Reignites
After the long-weekend national holiday of St Stephen’s Day, former prime minister Viktor Orbán and the loyalist core linked to him inside Fidesz are facing increasing pressure coming from within and outside the party. A group of moderate conservatives is organizing around former minister Tibor Navracsics; his long-time challenger within Fidesz, János Lázár, has resigned his parliamentary mandate and called for ‘new direction and leadership’ aft…
A new climate protection law package is coming, which will determine what needs to be done to save Hungary in the crisis caused by climate change. The construction of the bottom threshold is progressing faster than expected, and the Paks nuclear power plant can produce 2,000 megawatts again by Wednesday. The Ukrainian President invited Péter Magyar to Kiev. The Tisza Islands held a national meeting on Margaret Island. News service in the public …
It is not at all certain that one of the most controversial ministers of the previous government has retired from politics by resigning from his parliamentary mandate on Thursday – his departure now serves the purpose of removing one of Fidesz's main targets. According to the analyst, it depends on when the Péter Magyar family will face a crisis, and then the opposition politician can take back control. Everything depends on Viktor Orbán.
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