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Watch: MEP Klara Dobrev on Putin & Orbán 'Losing Popularity' with 'No Turning Back'

• 6 Jun 2025 4:01 PM

"This is a one way road that we saw taken by Erdogan, Putin, or even Lukashenko and Orbán. There is no turning back." Vladimir Putin and Viktor Orban's waning popularity will not affect their ability to win elections, using "illiberal" practices to retain their power, says Hungarian MEP and opponent to PM Viktor Orbán, Klara Dobrev.

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