Trump may leave a world divided into three parts, who seems to have switched to Moscow

On October 23, marking the 70th anniversary of the 1956 revolution, Péter Magyar called for a new era in Hungary. The event showcased a return to a 'free and democratic' Europe, yet the population remains divided. For the first time in 16 years, the Fidesz party did not hold the state commemoration, with Magyar delivering the speech instead of Viktor Orbán. The ceremony lacked international leaders, which diminished its intended global significance. While the Prime Minister aims to host world leaders in Budapest, participation remains uncertain. The Fidesz party criticized the emerging autocracy and called for the release of political prisoners, highlighting the stark contrast between the two political factions, each seemingly living in different worlds.