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16.04.26 - 15:30
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Machtwechsel in Ungarn: Brüssel stürzt seinen letzten Gegner (Tichys Einblick)
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Nach über einem Jahrzehnt wurde Viktor Orbán abgewählt – trotz eines Wahlsystems, das ihm lange stabile Mehrheiten gesichert hat. Der Umschwung kommt nicht plötzlich, sondern ist das Ergebnis wachsender Unzufriedenheit – und massiver Interventionen der Europäischen Kommission in die Innenpolitik Ungarns. Der renommierte Politikwissenschaftler Werner J. Patzelt erklärt im Gespräch, Orbáns Niederlage habe „mit seinen
Der Beitrag Machtwechsel in Ungarn: Brüssel stürzt seinen letzten Gegner erschien zuerst auf Tichys Einblick....
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16.04.26 - 13:42
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New Hungarian Prime Minister Says Borders Will Remain Shut To Immigrants (ZeroHedge)
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New Hungarian Prime Minister Says Borders Will Remain Shut To Immigrants
In the wake of Viktor Orbán's election defeat, one of the greatest fears among conservatives in the region is an unconstrained EU able to take action on foreign policy, health, and immigration without the threat of a veto. It is widely assumed that the incoming prime minister of Hungary, Péter Magyar, will seek a fast resolution of Brussels' key issues with Hungary in order to unlock some €35 billion in funding.
His election win was heralded as a substantial victory for the global left wing, from EU globalists to Democrats in the US. Their assumption is that with Orbán's veto power out of play, they will be able to do they want in Ukraine and in Hungary. However, the new Prime Minster may not be as cooperative as they initially believed.
Magyar has stated that he will not try to block a €90 billion EU loan to Ukraine which Orbán originally vetoed, but he also stated that Hungary will not be cont...
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