Emerging Europe / Dominik Istrate
A month after winning the general election in 2018, Hungary’s prime minister Viktor Orbán announced his intention to make Hungary one of the EU’s five most livable and most competitive countries by 2030. Professor László Andor, a former European Commissioner, argues that despite campaigning on such “lofty slogans”, we must look at not what is being said, but done. Read the interview in full.
