Derrota de Orbán na Hungria muda cenário na Europa e indica caminhos contra o extremismo nas urnas
Professor do IRI Kai Enno Lehmann analisa implicações da recente eleição parlamentar húngara
EU provisionally approves €90bn Ukraine loan as Hungary drops opposition after Druzhba pipeline reopens – Europe live
European Union presidency confirms preliminary approval of loan with formal procedures expected to conclude on Thursday
Nine lessons for the US from Viktor Orbán’s defeat
As US elections approach, the Hungarian prime minister’s loss is a reminder that history does not march relentlessly toward autocracy
The Guardian view on the EU and Israel: moving beyond mere exhortation
Editorial: Benjamin Netanyahu has brushed aside European concerns over Gaza, the West Bank and Lebanon. A tougher approach from Brussels is overdue
Péter Magyar’s real coup was winning over loyal Orbán voters – not preaching to the converted
He is no progressive but unlike the old opposition, the Tisza leader listened to Orbán’s rural base, says Nóra Schultz, podcaster and political theorist
‘A defeat for Putin’: Ukrainians hope Magyar’s victory will mark new era with Hungary
As Orbán is rejected, there is cautious optimism new leader can restore ties – but issues such as EU accession loom large
EU officials arrive in Hungary for high-stakes talks with Magyar’s government
Departing PM Viktor Orbán admits ‘political era has ended’ as EU says ‘clock is ticking’ to resolve important issues
Orbán’s defeat threatens to halt Hungarian support of populist right
Individuals such as Matt Goodwin and Lord Frost benefited from largesse of self-styled ‘illiberal democracy’
Does Viktor Orbán’s defeat signal a wider backlash against ‘the forces of darkness’?
Péter Magyar’s stunning victory in Hungary is a boost for liberal democracy. But don’t bank on similar upsets in upcoming European elections
How was Orbán defeated? With energetic campaigning and cunning exploitation of his weaknesses
Péter Magyar did not need to dismantle the system – but he understood that Hungarians care more about the cost of living than conspiracies, says Tibor Dessewffy of Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest
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