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Hey everyone, welcome back to EU Confidential. I'm your host, Ryan Heath, the political editor

at Politico Europe, and you're listening to the number one EU politics podcast, coming to you this week in a special episode from Strasbourg, France,

where there's been an extraordinary week of drama here at the European Parliament.

That was mostly because of Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban.

He was trying to keep the parliament from initiating a censure procedure against his government,

known as Article 7 in EU jargon, and he ended up attacking all around him, especially his own

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