István Dobozi, former chief economist of the World Bank: Is Orbán being offered as Trump's Trojan horse at the UN?

Stefan Löwenstein warns against allowing autocrats to influence the next UN Secretary-General, citing Viktor Orbán's past alignment with leaders like Trump, Xi, and Putin. Löwenstein argues that Orbán's candidacy would not serve European interests, given his history of catering to these powers. He also notes the oddity of a candidate rejected by their own country, suggesting that Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar would not easily overlook issues of power abuse and corruption, unlike Washington.