Twenty years after the change, Europe is experiencing a dramatic shift in Hungary. For the first time, the country is governed by a national-conservative party with a two-thirds majority. The far-right has risen to become the third strongest force in Parliament. The Socialists have lost half of their voters. How could the once-admired trailblazer of reforms in the communist world become a concerning hotspot with strong far-right forces? Will the election winner, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, exacerbate inter-state tensions in Central Europe with a nationally focused agenda? What is the background of the strong xenophobic, racist, and anti-Semitic tones in the media? Will the new government be able to manage the economic crisis and prevent the further rise of extremists? In the mirror of the encounter.