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Transatlantic Working Group Director Susan Corke and host Gregory Feifer start by discussing the latest Brexit developments, Congressional resolutions on Russia and Hungarian President Viktor Orban's standoff with the European People's Party group.
Then Zselyke Csaky of Freedom House joins Greg to explain Hungary's downgrading from "free" to "partly free" in this year's Freedom in the World Report. Why is the authoritarian Orban popular? Why is the opposition weak? What must Western democracies countries do to discourage democratic backsliding?
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Transatlantic Working Group Director Susan Corke and host Gregory Feifer start by discussing the latest Brexit developments, Congressional resolutions on Russia and Hungarian President Viktor Orban's standoff with the European People's Party group.
Then Zselyke Csaky of Freedom House joins Greg to explain Hungary's downgrading from "free" to "partly free" in this year's Freedom in the World Report. Why is the authoritarian Orban popular? Why is the opposition weak? What must Western democracies countries do to discourage democratic backsliding?