Hungarian election: Will Europe's far-right help Orban win?

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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban hosted European far-right leaders in Budapest for a "Patriots' Grand Assembly" to demonstrate international alliances ahead of an election. Despite the event, Orban's Fidesz party trails the opposition in polls, facing domestic challenges from corruption scandals and questions about Russian influence.

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Leading European populists are throwing their weight behind Viktor Orban's reelection campaign. But the Hungarian prime minister lags behind the opposition due to talk of corruption, scandal and his Russian ties.

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