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Bulgaria-Born Klara Dobrev Faces Orban in Hungary

Hungarian politician Klara Dobrev, 49, whose father is Bulgarian, proved to be a major candidate in the opposition's attempt to oust Prime Minister Viktor Orban in next year's elections. This is shown by the partial results of today's internal elections, Reuters and BNR reported.

If the parliamentary vote succeeds, Klara Dobrev could become the country's first female prime minister.

Governing, Not Winning, Seen Greater Test for Hungary’s United Opposition

Hungary survived the spring wave of the virus virtually unscathed, with very low casualties, though at a high economic price. Polls in the summer showed that Fidesz actually increased its support by 5 per cent, or 400,000 voters. However, it all fell apart in the autumn, when voters found the government's response to the second, more serious wave wonting.

Hungary’s Sundry Opposition To Unite Against Common Enemy

The presidents of the opposition parties - including the liberal Democratic Coalition, the Socialists, the young emerging Momentum, the leftist-liberal Dialogue, the greenish LMP and the former radical rightist Jobbik - have agreed to nominate only one candidate in each of the 106 individual constituencies.

Montenegro Capital Still Awaiting New City Administration

The head of the opposition Democratic Front, Miodrag Lekic, who is the temporary leader of the city assembly, refused to schedule a session on Monday on suspicion that coalition between the ruling Democratic Party of Socialists and the smaller Social Democratic Party was made on the "basis of political corruption". 

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