Hungary headed for change of government?

The long-serving prime minister is no longer a guarantee of stability, Népszava warns:

“On 12 April the battle will not end, but only begin. And it hardly matters who the extremely distorted Hungarian electoral system, manipulated in a thousand ways, ultimately declares the winner, because he will exist in a completely new reality anyway. … The [Orbán] system is failing and has begun to disintegrate. The basic conditions for Orbán’s unprecedented, astonishing power – EU funding, the global economic situation, support from Germany and a weak opposition – have disappeared or are in the process of being eliminated. And even if Orbán remains in power, he cannot guarantee the stability of his system.”