If he is looking to Russia as a "star" and, perhaps, a model, then the form of government Orban is looking for is just a Russian style tyranny. China, also, is a repressive, anti-Christian joke of a country that keeps its GDP up by building massive ghost cities.
I don't know anything about Singapore, Turkey or India though, except, in the latter case, they like to dump dead bodies into the river to float around (where they also shower in).
Yes, I agree with you about Russia. I understand that Orban was making the point about economic growth, so China earned its right to be on his list. Russia, however, is an economic bubble based on artificially high oil prices, ready to collapse.
But I can defend Orban’s larger point: that the liberal democratic model of economy has stopped producing growth, at least stopped producing it domestically, and that economic nationalism is necessary for the economic salvation of all national economies.