Putin's biggest allies in Europe face political peril

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : The specter of Moscow also hung over demonstrations in support of the EU in neighboring Romania.
54% : Former Hungarian foreign minister Péter Balázs told Newsweek on Monday that while Orban is Moscow's voice in the EU for the time being, a change in government following next year's parliamentary elections would alter that.
54% : According to organizers, around 10,000 rallied in Bucharest on Saturday bearing blue EU and tricolor Romanian flags as they voiced support for Europe and their opposition to rising nationalist and anti-European sentiment.
50% : What people are saying Former Hungarian foreign minister Péter Balázs: "Orban is Moscow's voice in the EU for the time being ... a government change in Hungary would change that position fundamentally because Peter Magyar is a pro European.
48% : Balázs, who was Hungary's foreign minister between 2009 and 2010, said a change in government would mean an end to Hungary's role as Moscow's voice in the EU because Magyar is pro-European and would back Ukraine.
38% : The demonstration marked the culmination of anti-corruption demonstrations sparked by the collapse of a railway station roof in Novi Sad in November that killed 15 people.
36% : Orban has opposed EU aid to help Ukraine fight Russia.

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