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Orbán Launches Anti-War Campaign Ahead of 2026 Elections

11/16/2025

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Viktor Orbán, Hungary's prime minister, launched an anti-war roadshow in Gyor ahead of April 2026 elections, criticizing European support for Ukraine.
He presents himself as pro-peace, contrasting with Tisza which says Fidesz promotes war.
Pro-Fidesz media have attacked Tisza's leader Péter Magyar, accusing him of ties to Ukraine.
Polls show Tisza leading by 7%, though experts say foreign policy alone may not win amid a cost of living crisis.

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Viktor Orbán, Hungary's prime minister, launched an anti-war roadshow in Gyor ahead of April 2026 elections, criticizing European support for Ukraine.
He presents himself as pro-peace, contrasting with Tisza which says Fidesz promotes war.
Pro-Fidesz media have attacked Tisza's leader Péter Magyar, accusing him of ties to Ukraine.
Polls show Tisza leading by 7%, though experts say foreign policy alone may not win amid a cost of living crisis.