Orbán’s Budapest March Reveals Deep Divides Amid Election Turmoil
As Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán rallies thousands in Budapest, the nation stands at a crossroads—grappling with economic hardship, rising opposition, and the perilous influence of Russian ties that threaten European stability and American interests.
On Hungary's national day of remembrance, thousands took to the streets of Budapest to back Prime Minister Viktor Orbán — a leader whose tenure has shaped Hungary for over a decade but now faces unprecedented challenges just six months before parliamentary elections. This “peace march,” far from a simple celebration, underscored the nation's fracturing political landscape and raised pressing questions about Hungary's future alignment amid escalating global tensions. Is Hungary Choosing Sovereignty or Subservience? Prime Minister Orbán has positioned himself as a defender of Hungarian sovereignty and Christian values against external threats. His followers rally behind slogans like “We don’t...
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