After Orbán: Can Hungarians Build a Resilient Democracy?
Alexander Faludy
7 September 202610 Minute Read
Viktor Orbán, supporters and protestors at his rally at Szentes on 1 April 2026. Images courtesy of the author
The spotlight was on Hungary and its general election earlier this year. For this Feature, the author followed the prime ministerial candidates and assessed the democratic prospects for the country.
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