Hungary beware: authoritarianism can be checked, but it is rarely dismissed with a single blow | Blanche Leridon
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<p>Poland has shown that it takes far more time and energy to rebuild a country’s rule of law than it does to dismantle it</p><p>“Historic” is an adjective used too often these days, at the risk of trivialising the word and diluting its substance. But Sunday’s <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/apr/13/hungary-election-results-eu-europe-leaders-react-peter-magyar-viktor-orban">Hungarian election</a>, which marked the fall of Viktor Orbán after 16 years i
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<p>Poland has shown that it takes far more time and energy to rebuild a country’s rule of law than it does to dismantle it</p><p>“Historic” is an adjective used too often these days, at the risk of trivialising the word and diluting its substance. But Sunday’s <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/apr/13/hungary-election-results-eu-europe-leaders-react-peter-magyar-viktor-orban">Hungarian election</a>, which marked the fall of Viktor Orbán after 16 years i
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