Déjà Vu in Hungary: Another Four Years for Orbán

The right-wing Fidesz has not only for the second time in a row won the parliamentary elections in Hungary but also has again reached a constitutional majority. This was the result of skilful voter-information policy as well as the weakness of the opposition and the personal popularity of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. His victory will allow for further consolidation of power in the country and a continuation of its pragmatic foreign policy. For Poland, this means maintaining the current good dynamics of the V4, but is a challenge for both the European and eastern dimensions.