Eurosceptic Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban has been re-elected for the third consecutive time and his nationalist Fidesz party has secured an even larger share of the parliaments seats winning 133 seats out of the 199 seats.
This has presented the EU with a serious problem, the popular Central European leader opposes open borders and unlimited mass migration and has formed alliance with other EU leaders to stand against the EU’s population replacement experiment.
The EU commission has accused Prime Minister Orban of taking anti-democratic measures after he banned certain NGO’s from operating in the country, particularly those linked to Multi-Billionaire George Soros.
Orban’s victory will give encouragement and support to similar nationalist movements across the bloc and strengthen the hand of like minded in governments in Poland, Austria and other EU member states.