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- Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban faces an election on April 12, with polls suggesting his Fidesz could lose to Peter Magyar's Tisza party.
- Orban's veto of a €90 billion loan to Ukraine has angered EU leaders and drew criticism from German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, who called Orban's actions disloyal.
- Analysts expect a constructive relationship with Brussels under Magyar, but caution remains since he shares Orban's views on migration and enlargement.
