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viktor 0rban likes to shock people and say things that are very unexpected.ted to talk about a new world order, and in this new world order, he sees china as the new leader, as opposed to the us. he basically said that china is the antidote to us power. this means that these liberal, universal values that these liberal, universal values that these liberal, universal values that the us represents, china disagrees, and so does the prime minister, such as migration of the lgbt community, so he has spoken a lot about china and the eastern opening, and he envisions china to be the leader and winner of this race between major powers. this is something that we can already see in hungary. there is more and more manufacturing hubs opening for asian companies, mainly battery plants. the china construction bank has opened an office in budapest recently. there are plans to bring a university campus to budapest. t university campus to budapest. i understand that he wanted to speak about china in his speech. but i am wondering if that is almost a safe topic to touch on, wh