About this episode

The episode discusses the implications of Hungary's shift from authoritarianism to a new form of democracy that may impose stricter controls on culture and policy.

Hungary has "rejected authoritarianism," which seems like a self-refuting statement. Whatever it means, regime change has come, and the consequences may be permanent. Democracy is a system that is effective at preventing change and it is evolving into a system of control that can control culture and policy outcomes in a form more absolute than any "tyrant" could dream of. Thumbnail credit: © Alexander Ryumin/TASS via ZUMA Press

Topics covered

• democracy
• authoritarianism
• regime change
• cultural control
• political systems

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: TASS

Places: Hungary

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