"Viktor Orban's Fidesz movement was originally founded by pro-democracy, change-seeking young voters, even initially requiring members to be below the age of 35."
"Polls suggest his opponent Peter Magyar, a former top member of Fidesz who favours a closer relationship with the EU, could be the new change agent."
"Both Russia and the US have been busily trying to bolster Orban's chances behind the scenes for somewhat different reasons."
"With allegations of false-flag plots prompting political scrutiny in Hungary this week, this is one election saga where a late plot twist would not come as a surprise."
Viktor Orban's Fidesz movement, initially founded by pro-democracy youth, faces a potential challenge from a new generation of voters. The upcoming election on April 12 could see Orban ousted, with polls indicating support for his opponent, Peter Magyar, who advocates for closer EU ties. Both Russia and the US are reportedly working to support Orban's campaign. Allegations of political manipulation and false-flag plots add tension to the election, suggesting significant stakes for powerful interests involved.
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