Why Hungary's Viktor Orban is hated by US Democrats but love

After the 1998 victory of a coalition of parties led by Fidesz, Viktor Orban formed a centre-right government in Hungary. In the same year, he visited Washington on a working visit as prime minister. However, the further centralisation of power...

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