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In Hungary around 9 April 2026, ahead of the country's election, attention centered on Viktor Orbán and on US Vice President JD Vance's claims that Brussels is 'harming Hungary'. Euronews fact-checked those claims, and Deutsche Welle fact-checked Orbán's statement pointing to Ukraine over a pipeline bomb. Frankfurter Allgemeine wrote that new disclosures show Orbán's closeness to Putin, and Kurier looked at why Orbán is under pressure.
Commentary was divided: The Telegraph argued that Orbán will win again, while Bloomberg wrote that Iran's reality shatters Vance's Hungarian fantasy. A Croatian outlet carried a headline that someone will leave Hungary if Orbán wins. Süddeutsche Zeitung wrote about the dismantling of Vance's standing and why Trump had left him out.
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