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Magyar’s Russian energy phase-out plan for Hungary falls short

By Amnon J. Jobi on April 29, 2026 3:02 pm |

Russia and Ukraine

Peter Magyar’s plan to end Hungary’s reliance on Russian fossil fuels seems to lack urgency — and risks perpetuating Viktor Orban’s legacy.

Magyar‘s Tisza party, which is to form the new government in May, has set 2035 as the deadline to end

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Amnon J. Jobi

Amnon J. Jobi is sole Editor in Chief at The Daily Reformer®. He writes like it is 1998.

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