Ideological foreign alignments cannot survive a change in domestic leadership.
Newly elected administrations systematically target, investigate, or dismantle the major international investments and diplomatic postures established by their predecessors.
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The ouster of Orbán's nationalist government and the rise of a reformist president marks the dismantling of Hungary's previous ideological alignment and state capture.
The newly elected Hungarian administration is aggressively auditing the massive state subsidies and tax breaks granted to a Chinese automaker under the previous regime.
Lithuania's newly elected premier immediately moved to reverse his predecessor's ideologically driven diplomatic rift with Beijing on his first day in office.
A change of government in Budapest has prompted immediate investigations into Chinese investments championed by the previous administration.