HUNGARY-VOTE-DIASPORA

An ethnic-Hungarian women prepares Hungarian national tricolor flags, scarfs and T-shirts of the Dunajska Streda soccer team in a street shop in Dunajska Streda, Slovakia, prior to a Slovakian League football match of the local team against Spartak Trnava on March 3, 2018. In the mostly ethnic-Hungarian town of Dunajska Streda in Slovakia, a country home to some half a million Magyars -- almost 10 percent of the population -- Trianon still stings almost 100 years on. A 2011 law offering dual citizenship, according to Orban, "makes Hungarians officially part of the Hungarian nation again" after the post-World War I Trianon Treaty handed over swathes of territory and population to neighbouring countries. And thanks to rule changes in 2012, these dual citizens abroad can vote by post in Hungary's elections -- including on April 8. / AFP PHOTO / Attila KISBENEDEK / TO GO WITH AFP STORY by Peter MURPHY (Photo credit should read ATTILA KISBENEDEK/AFP via Getty Images)