Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán conceded defeat in the parliamentary elections on Sunday, bringing an end to 16 years of governance in Budapest.
Following a hotly contested campaign against his rival, Member of European Parliament Péter Magyar, and his upstart Tisza Party, a record turnout of over three-quarters of voters decided to turn the page from Viktor Orbán’s Fidesz party, which had ruled the country since 2010.
The issue of the Ukraine war played a central role in the election, with Orbán accusing his rival of being a Brussels puppet and a pro-Zelensky partisan who would fast-track Kyiv’s accession into the European Union.
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