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Explainer 513: Why does Viktor Orbán’s defeat matter?
Despite a relatively small population and limited economic power, Hungary’s general election result, turning out far-right prime minister Viktor Orbán in favour of conservative Péter Magyar, has outsized international significance. But why?
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Andrew Tuck
Editor in chief at Monocle, covering urbanism, design, and global cultural trends with expert insights.
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Fernando Augusto Pacheco
Pop culture specialist covering music, magazines, and global cultural trends with a Brazilian perspective.
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Georgina Godwin
Books editor and interviewer, chairing literary events and advocating for free expression worldwide.
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Chiara Rimella
Deputy editor at Konfekt, covering food, fashion, and travel with a deep cultural perspective.
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Tyler Brûlé
Monocle’s editorial director and chairman, heard delivering sharp global insights across our flagship programmes.
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Tom Edwards
Head of radio at Monocle, overseeing programming and international reporting from major global events.
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Carlota Rebelo
Senior foreign correspondent, focusing on cities, politics, and global affairs. Former LA bureau chief.
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Emma Nelson
London-based presenter and reporter, with a background in BBC news and international broadcasting.
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Robert Bound
Senior correspondent writing and reporting on global arts, music, and cultural movements.
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Nic Monisse
Monocle's design editor, exploring global architecture, urban planning, and creative industries.
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Andrew Mueller
Journalist and author, reporting from over 80 countries on politics, culture, and global affairs.
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