Hungary’s Shadow Play in Chad: The Orbán Doctrine Enters Africa – Robert Lansing Institute

Hungary’s involvement in Chad marks a significant expansion of the Orbán Doctrine into Africa. The Robert Lansing Institute highlights how Hungary aims to strengthen ties and influence in the region, navigating geopolitical challenges while promoting its national interests.

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Author : Olivia Williams

Publish date : 2025-07-17 08:42:00

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Hungary’s Shadow Play in Chad: The Orbán Doctrine Enters Africa – Robert Lansing Institute

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