
What does Europe’s right want?
This year's National Conservatism conference was notably short of new ideas, meaningful debate and pro-Putin speakers, as attendees stuck to…
ByThis year's National Conservatism conference was notably short of new ideas, meaningful debate and pro-Putin speakers, as attendees stuck to…
ByViktor Orbán’s weaponisation of conservative victimhood means the right applaud rather than condemn him.
ByIf Hungary’s authoritarian prime minister hadn’t rigged the system, it is doubtful that he would have won so convincingly.
ByNow is the time to force Hungary’s prime minister to desist from his cynical exploitation of European goodwill.
ByThe authoritarian leader is likely to win a fourth term but will face difficulties, domestically and in Europe.
ByThe two leaders have much in common, including their embrace of grievance politics.
ByAuthoritarian leaders around the world are strengthening their rule. Can anyone topple them?
ByA united opposition with a credible candidate offers hope of an end to Viktor Orbán’s illiberal dominance.
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