Jacques Rupnik is a political scientist specialising in Central Europe. For Agence Europe, he analyses the issues at stake in the Hungarian parliamentary elections to be held on Sunday 12 April, at a time when the national-conservative Prime Minister, Viktor Orbán, who has been in power for nearly sixteen years, appears to be weakened by his opponent, who is credited with 49.4% of voting intentions, according to the average of the latest opinion polls: Péter Magyar MEP (EPP), a former...