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EPISODE · Apr 13, 2026 · 24 MIN

Post-Orbán Hongarije: kan de klok teruggedraaid worden?

from Bureau Buitenland

Na zestien jaar is Viktor Orbán verslagen. De winnaar Péter Magyar belooft Hongarije te ontdoen van corruptie en de rechtsstaat te herstellen. Maar kan een systeem dat zo diep is verankerd, werkelijk worden afgebroken? En wat is zijn agenda eigenlijk?  We maken de balans op: wat valt er te hervormen – en wat blijft? Daarover spreken we met NRC-correspondent Mark Middel in Boedapest, de Nederlands-Hongaarse Viki Bangha en onderzoeker Europese Studies aan de Universiteit van Amsterdam, Krisztina Lajosi. Presentatie: Laila Frank

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Na zestien jaar is Viktor Orbán verslagen. De winnaar Péter Magyar belooft Hongarije te ontdoen van corruptie en de rechtsstaat te herstellen. Maar kan een systeem dat zo diep is verankerd, werkelijk worden afgebroken? En wat is zijn agenda...

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