Hungarian opposition leader Peter Magyar has promised a “New Deal” to revive the country’s economy. But will a cash influx from Brussels be enough to win voters over?
Across the Western media, Hungary’s April 12 election has been pitched as a geopolitical and ideological battle. On one side stands Viktor Orban: the incumbent prime minister resisting Brussels’ diktats on migration and LGBT ideology, and blocking the EU’s continued funding of the Ukrainian war effort. On the other, Peter Magyar: the centrist promising to mend ties with Brussels and wean Hungary off Russian energy imports.
These issues – along with accusations of spying…
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