Journalist, political analyst based in Budapest, Hungary. French and Hungarian, he is the editor in chief of the Central European news and analysis portal Visegrád Post and permanent correspondent for the French webmedia TV Libertés
On Monday, October 8, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan visited Budapest. Of course, the meeting of two illiberal leaders provoked hysteria among the powerless liberals who oppose them. Hungarian MPs of a party credited with 1% support displayed a banner at parliament denouncing the new “dictators”, Putin, Erdogan and Orbán
Whoever rules in Hungary must understand that Hungary - once a major European power - is always willing to fight for her freedom, identity and sovereignty, but in her own way.
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