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Dismantling a populist captured state requires a simultaneous purge of judicial gatekeepers and foreign dependencies.
A successful post-populist transition depends on combining aggressive constitutional and judicial reforms with a historic shift away from inherited foreign economic and energy alignments.
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World & Geopolitics
Hungary’s Post-Orbán Transition: PM Magyar Enacts Historic Russia Policy U-Turn as Anti-Graft and Environmental Crackdowns Intensify Reversing a populist legacy requires a state to actively label its former patron a threat and brace for immediate economic and energy retaliation.
World & Geopolitics
Hungary's Post-Orbán Transition: Former Supreme Court Chief András Baka Takes Office as President Amid Rule of Law Rebuild and BYD Revolving Door Rebuilding a democratic system requires elevating respected independent jurists to break down legacy judicial capture and institutional corruption.