How Orbán's Regime Is Cracking From Within, Sociologist Zgut-Przybylska Argues

Sociologist Prof. Edit Zgut-Przybylska argues that Hungary shows how hybrid regimes collapse not only when voters turn away, but also when loyalists stop believing the system's patron is untouchable. She contends this internal erosion is now underway within Orbán's circle of power. According to her analysis, cracks from within can prove more dangerous to such regimes than external opposition.