Orban’s Defeat Reframes Europe’s Far Right: Lessons and Limits
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Hungary’s 16-year leader Viktor Orban was defeated amid corruption and economic discontent, a setback for Europe’s far-right that also offers its rivals a road map: avoid graft, present credible economic fixes, and navigate EU dynamics. While Meloni in Italy has begun recalibrating away from Trump and Le Pen faces fundraising scrutiny, far-right insurgency remains potent in Europe, though increasingly vulnerable to internal weaknesses and the realities of inflation and economic policy.
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