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  "publishedAt": "2026-03-11T13:10:37.000Z",
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    "Frank Furedi",
    "MCC Brussels",
    "populists",
    "Viktor Orbán",
    "Populists are gaining popularity; the question remains: can they lead?",
    "Baltic News Network"
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  "textContent": "Frank Furedi, head of MCC Brussels, a think tank supported by the government of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, has begun to worry about the ability of right-wing populists to lead countries if they manage to seize power, writes Politico. The think tank MCC Brussels is designed to counter what Furedi calls the European Union’s […]\n\nThe post Populists are gaining popularity; the question remains: can they lead? appeared first on Baltic News Network.",
  "title": "Populists are gaining popularity; the question remains: can they lead?"
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