The time is set for Hungary's Fidesz party to break from opposition politics and establish a new "resistance politics," former PM and party leader Viktor Orbán stressed in a speech on Saturday.
Speaking at the Bálványos Summer University, Orbán, who was ousted from government after 16 years following elections in April, said there was no longer time for the party to dwell on the election loss and that it must turn its attention to defending Hungary's freedom, which he claimed was under threat.
