“I’m afraid of war.” Polls point to Orbán’s defeat in Hungary’s decisive elections

Sunday’s elections in Hungary are seen as the most important of the year in Europe. The most recent polls place Péter Magyar in the lead and indicate that Viktor Orbán’s opponent could reach a two-thirds majority, enough to move forward with promised reforms, focused on combating corruption. The current prime minister is betting on a campaign marked by the theme of war in Ukraine, presenting the vote as a choice between peace and conflict