Populism Will Eat Itself? – How Orbán’s defeat changes the game

The stunning defeat of Viktor Orbán and his “illiberal democracy” project in Hungary appears to be a humiliating blow to Trump, Vance, Putin, Farage, and populists across the world. (Who will host their get-togethers now?) But is it really the beginning of the end for far-right authoritarianism, or something more complex? Jason Pack – host of the Disorder podcast and Associate Fellow at the Royal United Services Institute – talks to Andrew Harrison about why Orbán fell, where the “neopopulist” go next, and what fans of democracy should learn from Peter Magyar’s victory. 

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FURTHER READING FROM JASON

• Listen to the Disorder podcast with Jason Pack

• Ordering the Disorder Substack: The Heart of Europe beats Stronger than ever

• How Orban led to Trump.

• Hungary’s Lessons for Trump’s Opponents: Viktor Orbán’s critics had to put their ideological differences aside. 

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