Tusk says Hungary vote deals blow to authoritarian rule
Hungary’s election has delivered a sharp political jolt across Europe, and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said the result shows the continent is not destined to slide toward authoritarianism after the centre-right Tisza party broke Viktor Orban’s 16-year hold on power.
"Everyone feared there was a trend toward authoritarian, corrupt regimes," Mr Tusk said during an official visit to South Korea, according to Polish state-owned news agency PAP.
"That's not the case. First Warsaw, then Bucharest, Chisinau, now Budapest."…