Ep. 95: Hungarian election results and NZ's National Party woes
About this episode
The episode discusses the implications of the Hungarian election results and the challenges facing New Zealand's National Party ahead of the upcoming general election.
Hungarian election resulted in the end of PM Orban's 16-year reign. What lessons does it offer? Is it a glimmer of hope to reverse democratic backsliding? New Zealand's National Party is dropping in public opinion polls leading to the general election this November. There is unrest within the party and there are rumours about party leadership change.
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