For a small ex-Soviet satellite, Hungary has punched above its weight in attracting international attention in recent times. So much so that the defeat in the 3 April elections of its conservative prime minister for 16 years, Viktor Orbán, would have been celebrated loudly in woke European and broader Guardianista circles, for a while swamping the news from Ukraine.
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