A recent article in the Dutch newspaper de Volkskrant features Orbán depicted as Caesar on its cover. 

The piece, titled “Who Still Believes in Orbán’s Fairy Tale?”, examines the wealth accumulated by Orbán, particularly focusing on the nearly completed estate in Hatvanpuszta, which many view as a symbol of corruption. 

Independent Hungarian MP Ákos Hadházy commented to the newspaper that this estate exemplifies Hungary’s shift from a democracy to a feudal state. Orbán has consistently denied corruption allegations against himself and his family, stating in a recent international press conference that he does not engage in business matters.