Hungary is preparing for a new era, after the centre-right Tisza party of Peter Magyar won a landslide victory over longtime nationalist Prime Minister Viktor Orban. Magyar says he’ll seek to repair Hungary’s confrontational relationship with the European Union, something that could unlock much-needed EU funding for Ukraine and for Hungary itself. Many voters said the stagnating economy was a major factor in their decision to turn against 16 years of Orban’s rule.
Trending
- IJzertabletten zouden veel vrouwen al flink op weg helpen: ‘Krijgen er letterlijk hun leven mee terug’
- Scrapping pensions triple lock ‘morally wrong’, says union boss
- Nations League: Promising France defeat Belgium thanks to Olise
- Manchester City’s charges: German football impacted
- From baseball to Buena Vista Social Club: The story of former Mets’ star Jose Iglesias
- France braces for a day of strikes and protests over civil servants' pay
- Scrapping state pension triple lock to fund social care would be ‘almost electoral sucide’, Burnham warned
- Famous for ecology, pacifism or fascism?
