Viktor Orbán’s divisive visit to Tbilisi on Monday 28 and Tuesday 29 October to support the current Georgian government, with its echoes of the ‘peace mission’ that took the Hungarian Prime Minister to Kyiv, Moscow and Beijing at the beginning of July, has not been well received in the European Union, where officials are calling on the Georgian authorities to clarify the “irregularities” noted by international observers during the parliamentary elections that the current...