
Europe Chose Greek Deficits Over Hungarian Democracy
In April 2010, the EU betrayed Greece and enabled Orbán — and has yet to reckon with either.
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Angelos Chryssogelos is Associate Professor in Politics and International Relations at London Metropolitan University and Research Associate of the Hellenic Observatory of the LSE. He has held academic positions at King’s College London, Harvard and the Schuman Centre of the EUI. His research interests include, among others, questions of populism and democracy in Europe.

In April 2010, the EU betrayed Greece and enabled Orbán — and has yet to reckon with either.

In a recent article Jean Pisani-Ferry called for the emergence of new EU political groupings that go beyond the traditional left-right competition and offer voters