
Viktor Orbán is using the war in Ukraine to entrench his power
The Hungarian leader’s declaration of a state of emergency will allow him to ignore inconvenient restrictions.
ByThe Hungarian leader’s declaration of a state of emergency will allow him to ignore inconvenient restrictions.
ByAuthoritarians and autocrats continue to flourish despite a long parade of inadequacy. Can liberal democracy strike back?
ByAs the Russian president’s war on Ukraine enters its fourth week, he has begun to threaten his own citizens.
ByThe Moscow-based correspondent on his decision to depart the country amid war, media clampdown and rumours of martial law.
ByOnly democracy provides the accurate feedback that strong political and economic systems depend on.
ByThe two leaders have much in common, including their embrace of grievance politics.
ByDemocracy is a battle of ideas, but one that depends on treating opponents as legitimate adversaries not treasonous enemies.
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