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The EU has been actively discussing lately what they should do with Hungary.
Every European politician can feel jealous of political stability in this country - Orbán's Fidesz party has already received a one-person constitutional majority in the parliament for four consecutive convocations. However, simultaneously cementing its power, Hungary is also cementing anti-democratic tendencies. In addition, it publicly and openly denies fundamental EU values.
This issue has been a topic for a long time, but in late July, it became urgent in European politics. Viktor Orbán has made it so with his statements, which he declared in the Tusvanyos camp.
