Magyar moves to rewrite Hungary’s constitution and blackout state TV while courting Nato allies (88 days since the election)

A sudden blackout of Hungary’s main state TV channel, mass sackings of loyalist editors and an emergency legal overhaul reveal how fast Viktor Orbán’s propaganda and power network is being dismantled.

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Magyar moves to rewrite Hungary’s constitution and blackout state TV while courting Nato allies (88 days since the election)

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