Two-thirds of Hungarians would put Orban on trial as his system rapidly collapses, poll shows

A new poll reveals that two-thirds of Hungarians would support putting Prime Minister Viktor Orban on trial, indicating a dramatic shift in public opinion just 25 days after elections. The survey suggests Orban's political system, built over more than a decade of increasingly authoritarian rule, is experiencing rapid deterioration. Orban, who has led Hungary since 2010 and built his power through control of media, judiciary reforms, and restrictions on civil society, now faces unprecedented public opposition. The polling data reflects growing dissatisfaction with his government's policies and governance style among Hungarian citizens.