Europe is at a crossroad: EU supporters and Eurosceptics are both keeping an eye on the imminent Hungarian parliamentary elections of April 12th, 2026. European leaders actively monitor the possibility of a legislative change in the country, wondering how directly this could influence the EU’s decisional process. Since its accession to the EU, Hungary often rejected European proposals over several topics, such as the internal market and, more recently, the imposition of sanctions over Russia. Because of this general behaviour, some EU partners have become critical of Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán, whose administration has been increasingly undermining the organization’s internal stability.
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