Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's recent rhetoric signals a possible shift towards authoritarianism, particularly following his partnership with Donald Trump. In his latest State of the Nation address, Orban referred to Ukraine as a 'territory' and hinted at banning the Budapest Pride parade and limiting gender identity representation. His speech suggests intentions for harsher measures against critics and a return to 'illiberal' governance similar to his past declarations. Media reports indicate concern over his escalating attacks on journalists and NGOs, framing him as 'unleashed' and increasingly radicalized.
In his recent speeches, Orban has attacked critics with unprecedented harshness, signaling a dramatic shift in his governance towards more authoritarian measures against dissent.
Orban's recent State of the Nation address could mark a pivotal moment similar to his 2014 declaration of transforming Hungary into an 'illiberal state'.
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