Former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán says "democracy is dead" and has launched a nationwide Declaration of Resistance. Could Hungary be entering its biggest political crisis in years?
Here's what happened—and why this confrontation is drawing attention across Europe.
What You Need to Know
Former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán accused Hungary's new government of creating an autocratic political system.
Orbán said authorities raided Fidesz headquarters and seized party servers, membership records, correspondence, and financial documents.
He criticized constitutional changes and alleged that key democratic institutions have been weakened.
Orbán announced a new "Declaration of Resistance," calling for peaceful opposition both inside and outside parliament.
The confrontation marks one of the most significant political clashes in Hungary since the country's change in government.
The government has its own position on these developments, while Orbán's remarks reflect the opposition's allegations and political stance.
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