Warum? — Season 1, Episode 1: Why do Hungary’s elections matter to us?
News, War & Politics, Documentary • 6 min • 1 season, 34 episodes
Episode synopsis
After 16 years in power, Viktor Orbán’s government controls much of the media, pressures the judiciary and strains EU relations - Hungary’s parliamentary vote could end his rule, and its outcome matters for European democracy, rule of law and the EU’s future cohesion.
About Warum?
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