Hungary once served as a global hub for the MAGA movement, hosting think tanks and leaders like Tucker Carlson and JD Vance who saw Viktor Orbán’s regime as a conservative beacon. But after a major election loss, the new Hungarian government is dismantling key institutions like the Mathias Corvinus Collegium, severing ties with the international right-wing network. With state support evaporating, the future of this alliance is uncertain — though its advocates believe the core ideology remains alive, ready to evolve under new banners.

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