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Watch: Hungary's Opposition Surges in the Polls: What Next?

• 2 Oct 2024 5:13 PM

In this video, they'll run through a recent history of Hungarian politics, why Magyar’s opposition party is on the rise, and whether he can actually unseat Viktor Orbán.

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