I have one final question.
You've written about the illiberal democracy and obviously Orbán is the sort of figurehead for that ideology. The opposite to that is Emmanuel Macron on one side, who wrote a position paper and said that there has to be a reset or a renewal in the European Union, and you have Orbán on the other side. When Macron said this, he never got much support from the other democracies, yet Orbán seems to be gaining more support either with the Visegrad nations or with other nations. There seems to be two polar opposites in Europe, but Macron doesn't seem to be the one who's garnering as much support as Orbán is. Why is that? Why aren't the other more established democracies supporting Macron, as opposed to Orbán?