HUNGARY AT THE CROSSROADS: ORBÁN GAMBLES 16 YEARS OF POWER AGAINST A FORMER ALLY WHO WANTS HIM GONE

UNITED KINGDOM

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London reads Orbán's potential fall as proof that populism has limits — a test for all of Europe

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GERMANY

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Berlin decodes why Orbán has lasted 16 years and prepares to manage the consequences of a change it hopes for but can't control

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FRANCE

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Paris oscillates between empathy for Hungarians tired of Orbán and outrage over accusations of pro-Putin betrayal

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RUSSIA

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Moscow covers Hungary with the anxiety of someone about to lose their last veto on the European Council

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UKRAINE

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Kyiv watches with satisfaction as the Kremlin prepares for Orbán's defeat and the loss of its last European ally

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ITALY

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Rome sees Orbán cornered and crying conspiracy — a mirror of Italian populism that Meloni watches with concern

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CHINA

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Beijing discovers its Hungarian firms face a reckoning no matter who wins the election

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SERBIA

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Belgrade follows the vote as a neighbor sharing the same dilemmas between EU and Russia, democracy and autocracy

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SINGAPORE

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Singapore decodes possible scenarios with the clinical interest of an autocracy watching how strong regimes fall

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UNITED STATES

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Washington popularizes Hungary in five points without seeing the connection to its own strategic interests in Europe

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CANADA

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Ottawa reframes the vote in concrete terms: corruption and pocketbook issues will determine the outcome, not geopolitics

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