TA NEA: THE END OF ORBÁN'S LABORATORY
- Jun 14
- 1 min read
This interview in the magazine supplement of Ta Nea, Greece's leading daily, covers the structural roots of Orbán's illiberalism, from Hungary's three lost decades of real wage stagnation to his systematic construction of a transatlantic counter-hegemonic network designed to outlast his own government. We discuss how that network, centered on institutions like the Mathias Corvinus Collegium, shaped the American and European right, and what Magyar's two-thirds majority now makes possible. My argument: the victory opens a real window, but dismantling Orbán's institutional architecture will require deliberate political will, not just electoral momentum.
