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Rebuilding the rule of law requires shielding foreign industrial megaprojects from anti-corruption purges.
Post-authoritarian transition governments must balance rule-of-law reforms and anti-corruption measures with pragmatic protections for highly subsidized foreign manufacturing hubs to avoid industrial collapse.
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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 Hungary is enforcing strict anti-corruption tender exclusions to satisfy the EU while simultaneously shielding BYD's massive automotive investment from disruption.
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 Hungary's post-Orbán reform administration is forced to balance rule-of-law anti-corruption campaigns with pragmatic protections for highly subsidized Chinese factories.