Hungary and Britain Viktor goes to London

"The Hungarian prime minister, Viktor Orbán, will arrive in London tomorrow. In the morning he will give a speech at Chatham House, a foreign-policy think-tank, on “The Role of Traditional Values in Europe’s Future”, and in the afternoon he will meet David Cameron, the British prime minister. The Economist has obtained a confidential briefing note from Mr Cameron’s staff to prepare him for Mr Orbán’s visit.*
(* as imagined by our correspondent)
To: David Cameron
From: Alistair McBride, special adviser.
Orbán is knocking on the wrong doors. He is not a conservative as we understand the term. Rather, he is constructing a top-down, over-centralised state that fuses elements of welfare socialism with nationalist rhetoric." La suite en anglais sur economist.com