Hungary election: Trump ally Viktor Orbán concedes landmark defeat after 16 years in power
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has conceded defeat in a parliamentary election, ending his 16 years in power. The center-right opposition Tisza party, led by Péter Magyar, is set to secure a supermajority of seats in parliament, marking a significant shift in the country's politics.
Viktor Orbán, Hungary's Prime Minister for 16 years, has conceded defeat in a parliamentary election. The Tisza party, led by Péter Magyar, is set to secure two-thirds of seats in parliament. Magyar campaigned on fighting corruption and domestic issues, such as the economy and healthcare. Orbán had tried to win votes by stoking fear of Hungary being dragged into the Ukraine war. The election result is seen as a relief to European leaders, who had clashed with Orbán over various issues. The Tisza party's victory marks a significant shift in Hungary's politics, with many hoping for a more pro-European attitude from the new government.
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