All right, Alexander, let's answer the questions from the live stream with Robert Barnes.

And let's start things off with Nikos, a four-part question.

For months, I've been saying that Orban will lose, and I've been called by you and others

a pessimist and an alarmist. No, actually, I'm a realist. I knew that we'd

stay inside for years during the start of COVID. I knew that Mitsodakis would be reelected

because I understand human behavior. In truth, people are lazy. They want to serve and

are willing to fight to fight Russia because they hate them.

Hungarians showed their true colors.

They chanted Russians, go home with pride as if Russia did anything to them.

So no, I don't have any sympathy for them.

They chose war over peace.

Well, I'm not sure that we ever were saying, you know, that Orban was certain to win.

I mean, obviously, it's been a changing situation, but I don't recall that we ever were as categorical

about Orban's prospects as that, not remotely, in fact.

In fact, we thought there was a chance that he would lose.

I don't think this election was about Russia,

and I don't think it was about his politics and his policies.

If you look at surveys within Hungary itself, in the case of Hungary,

Orban's policies are still popular.

Orban himself lost support for a number of reasons.

Firstly, the EU made absolutely certain that the Hungarian

economy would have various problems. So there's been periods of high inflation, there's been

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