Péter Magyar, Hungary’s new Prime Minister, has already visited Brussels aiming to launch a new era of relations with the European institutions. But according to Ruth Ferrero-Turrión, professor of Political Science at the Complutense University, "reducing the European problem" to the blockade by former PM Viktor Orbán would be "a diagnostic error." In her analysis of current political balances at the center of the continent, she highlights that the internal dynamics at play in Bucharest, Budapest, and Sofia could mean collateral damage for the EU’s foreign agenda.