The new reality of the Romania-Hungary geopolitical dyad. The active/absent dyad, driven by a single will

I will try to identify some of the directions of the new Hungarian geopolitics in Transylvania, with the formal closure of the Orban regime. Is Transylvania still a field of neocolonial action2 under the umbrella of the so-called “velvet” irredentism? Or will the new Prime Minister Peter Magyar simply change the oligarchy through which Orban suburbanized Transylvania? Two essential indicators, educational policy, including the attitude of the local Hungarian baronate towards Romanians, as well as cross-border business on obscure channels seem unchanged, which shows us that there will be no change in substance in Romanian-Hungarian relations in Transylvania, at least not in this direction. It is possible that different accents may emerge as a result of the new administration’s reorientation towards the European Commission and therefore, the elimination of Hungary’s so-called “independence” from “Europe”. At the same time, I analyzed the efficiency of “orbaneconmics” and the impact of the former administration’s expenses “with Transylvania” on the stability of Hungary. At the same time, we sought to point out the fact that Hungary and Romania are in a binomial that the administrations of the two states do not seem to be making the most of in favor of their peoples.