Hungary is entering a period of rapid political change as efforts to move beyond Viktor Orbán’s long rule gain momentum. The process, often described as de-Orbánisation, could involve rebuilding democratic institutions, restoring judicial independence, and reassessing policies shaped by his government. Supporters of change face the challenge of addressing public frustration while maintaining stability and social cohesion. The transition may also alter Hungary’s relationship with the European Union, opposition parties, and neighbouring countries as a new political direction takes shape.
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