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 election of a new Hungarian administration has led to the systematic dismantling of the pro-Moscow diplomatic and energy posture of its predecessor.
The newly elected Hungarian government is systematically auditing and dismantling the major Chinese investments and foreign policies of its predecessor.
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.
The new administration dismantles its predecessor's Moscow alignment diplomatically while inheriting his Russian energy lifeline intact.
A change of government in Budapest has prompted immediate investigations into Chinese investments championed by the previous administration.