Winner of last week’s parliamentary elections in Hungary, Péter Magyar, has vowed to suspend public media news services once his party comes to power.
The Tisza Party leader, who won a decisive victory over outgoing Prime Minister Viktor Obrán on Sunday, securing enough votes for a super majority in Budapest’s parliament, appears intent on solidifying his grip on power in short order.
In another vector of power consolidation, Magyar demanded on Tuesday the resignation of Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok, an ally of outgoing PM Viktor Orbán. Sulyok came to power in 2024 following the resignation of former President Katalin Novák after it was…
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