⚔️ War & Conflict 5h ago · Salome Mamuladze

Hungary’s Democratic Transition Starts to Take Shape

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Hungary’s ruling Tisza party has enacted major constitutional amendments and instituted reforms aimed at strengthening democracy since coming to power in May, reversing several policies implemented under the 16-year rule of former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.



Tisza is also making changes to build trust with Hungary’s international partners, including transparency reforms to secure billions of EU recovery and cohesion funds previously frozen over rule-of-law co

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