Parászka Boróka: The regime is gone, the anxiety remains

The article discusses the contrasting reactions of Hungary's former and current prime ministers to the recent political changes in Serbia, where a regime change occurred due to organized student protests. The former prime minister reflects on the failure of his Serbian ally, while the current one celebrates the electoral victory as a validation of their own political shift. The piece highlights the significance of democratic movements in both countries, noting the differences in how these changes manifest. It also expresses concern about the nature of how authoritarian regimes collapse, suggesting a deeper analysis is needed.