Hungary's state media goes dark after new leadership ends years of propaganda that backed former leader Viktor Orban until his election defeat earlier this year
Hungary's state media went dark after its new leadership announced it was ending years of propaganda that had propped up former leader Viktor Orban until his downfall in watershed elections earlier this year.
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