Hungary’s political landscape is shifting dramatically as the new Tisza government challenges Viktor Orbán’s 16-year legacy. With Orbán’s brother facing detention, Fidesz support plunging to historic lows and…
Hungary’s political landscape is shifting dramatically as the new Tisza government challenges Viktor Orbán’s 16-year legacy. With Orbán’s brother facing detention, Fidesz support plunging to historic lows and corruption investigations gaining public backing, the country is entering a new political chapter. The government has also announced ambitious gender-equality measures, including stronger protections against domestic violence, improved reproductive rights and plans to ratify the Istanbul Convention.
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