By Yavuz Baydar  The recent election in Hungary, which ended Viktor Orbán’s 16-year rule, has sparked global debate about whether entrenched leaders can be removed through the ballot box. In Türkiye, however, reactions have been fragmented, polarized, and in many cases revealing deeper political blind spots. A Global Democratic Signal, A Confused Domestic Debate The … Continue reading Hungary’s Election Shock: What Türkiye Understood — and What It Missed