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Get hints and the solution for today's Globle (Friday, July 8, 2022).

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The Globle game tasks you with correctly guessing the name of a country with the only clues being your previous guesses. The closer to the mystery country you choose, the hotter, the country is colored. The aim of the game is to guess the mystery country using as few guesses as possible.

Today's Globle answer (Friday, July 8) isn't all that difficult but with so many countries packed together, it may take you a few guesses.

Thankfully, we have some hints that should help you narrow it down and the actual answer too for those that are desperate to keep up their streak!

Globle Hints For Friday, July 8, 2022

Globle is the ultimate test of your geography skills, with just a world map and your guesses the only tools available to you to work out what the mystery country is.

Fear not though, as each day we drop some hints for that day's Globle, hopefully giving you just enough information to get you over the line.

Here are your Globle hints for Friday, July 8, 2022:

The country's current leader is Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
It was part of a Constitutional dual monarchy with Austria between 1867 and 1918.
Its capital is Budapest.

Globle Answer For Friday, July 8, 2022

Still struggling even after those clues? Don't worry, your streak will remain as we also have the solution here for today's Globle right here.

The country you are looking for is Hungary.

Hungary is a country with a long history dating back to the conquest of the Carpathian Basin by the Hungarian grand prince Árpád. It became a regional power and by the 15th century held great sway.

It has a close and interconnected history with neighbors Austria, falling under that family's ruling monarchy, the Habsburgs, at the start of the 18th century. A brief period of independence was ended with the Austria-Hungarian Compromise of 1867 which formally united the two countries into what would become known as the Austria-Hungary Empire which stretched from northern Italy to southern Poland.

That lasted until 1918 with their defeat in the First World War precipitating the break up of the empire with Hungary becoming an independent country. After World War Two, it fell under the control of the Soviet Union, a relationship that turned bloody when Soviet tanks and troops crushed the Hungarian Revolution of 1958 which resulted in the deaths of 3,000 Hungarian civilians.

Hungary would regain its independence in 1989 as the Soviet Union collapsed in on itself. In the present day, the country is home to over 9,700,000 people of which 98% are ethnic Hungarians.