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- In Hungary, a January poll shows the opposition Tisza party leading Viktor Orban, Hungary's prime minister, and his Fidesz by eight points, 48% to 40%, ahead of the April 12 election.
- Tisza leader Peter Magyar aims to address corruption and unlock EU funds.
- 63% of voters believe Hungary is on the wrong track, a sentiment that rises to 71% among pensioners.
- A pro-government poll shows Orban's approval at 46%, particularly among elderly and rural demographics.
