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Hungary's tumultuous relationship with the EU has been punctuated by a series of confrontational maneuvers from its government. Since joining the EU in 2004, the Fidesz party has cultivated an image of defiance against Brussels, employing anti-EU propaganda campaigns that resonate with a segment of the Hungarian populace. Billboards proclaiming "We won’t dance to Brussels’ tune" and emoji-laden messages expressing anger toward the EU illustrate the government's strategy of framing EU institutions as adversaries.