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A Political Landslide in Hungary Challenges Orbán’s Regime and the EU

Viktor Orbán, expecting a far-right surge, previously framed the recent European Parliament election as a “revolutionary moment for Brussels.” Instead, it turned out to be a revolutionary moment against him at home. The new Tisza party of Péter Magyar, a former ruling party appointee, practically eradicated the traditional opposition forces in Hungary and weakened Viktor Orbán’s Fidesz. This has consequences not only for the country’s domestic politics but also its role in the EU.

Author/s
Dr. András Rácz
Memo

Rule of Law Diplomacy

Why the EU Needs to Become More Vocal in Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine
Author/s
Dr. Laura Gelhaus
Pavel Havlíček
Dr. Stefan Meister
Policy Brief

Prepare for the Worst

Learning from Past Blind Spots on Russia and Ukraine
Author/s
Dr. András Rácz
Online Commentary

In Russia's Hands

Nagorno-Karabakh after the ceasefire agreement
Author/s
Dr. András Rácz
External Publications

Events

Past events

08:30 - 10:00 | 15 Nov 2012

Georgia on the Way to the Western Community of Values

Foreign Minister Maia Panjikidze speaks at the DGAP on the new Georgian government’s foreign policy agenda

Only three weeks after taking office—and before meeting with the German foreign minister—Maia Panjikidze came to an expert talk at the DGAP to clarify the new government in Tbilisi’s foreign policy priorities. Her most important message: Georgia seeks a connection to the EU and NATO and hopes for reconciliation with Russia. However, the re-opening of diplomatic relations with Russia will remain impossible as long as Russia continues to occupy Georgian territory.

Council Event
Expertenrunde
Berlin
17:30 - 19:00 | 31 Oct 2012

Quo vadis Russland?

Gesellschaftliche Entwicklung und strategische Orientierung in Russland in der dritten Amtszeit Putins
DGAP Regionalforum NRW
Diskussion
Bonn
09:00 | 22 - 23 Oct 2012

Moldova Leads the Way in the Eastern Partnership

The second EU-Moldova Forum at the DGAP featured members of government and EU Commissar Stefan Füle

EU Commisar Stefan Füle calls Moldova “the Eastern Partnership’s most dependable model student.” The challenges and progress made during the transformation process in Moldova – which has drawn closer to the EU – were at the center of the second EU-Moldova Forum. In addition to high-ranking experts from politics, business, and academia, the discussion also included Moldovan Foreign Minister Iurie Leanca, Justice Minister Oleg Efrin, and Economics Minister Valeriu Lazar.

Think Tank Event
12:00 - 14:00 | 19 Oct 2012

Aserbaidschan und Deutschland: mehr als nur Energiepartner

Außenminister Elmar Mammadyarov hält Rede in der DGAP zum 20jährigen Bestehen diplomatischer Beziehungen

75 Prozent des deutschen Handels mit dem Südkaukasus entfallen auf Aserbaidschan. Wegen seines Gas- und Ölreichtums verzeichnet das Land seit Jahren hohe Wachstumsraten. Von Deutschland erwartet Baku Hilfe bei der Diversifizierung seiner Wirtschaft weg von der dominierenden Rolle des Energiesektors. Wie dynamisch sich die Beziehungen zwischen dem wiedervereinten Deutschland und dem postsowjetischen Aserbaidschan entwickelt haben, daran erinnerte Bundesaußenminister a.D. Hans-Dietrich Genscher.

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