Power ShiftSunday, May 10, 2026

Peter Magyar Sworn in as Hungary's Prime Minister, Succeeds Viktor Orban

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•Peter Magyar (Hungarian politician) was sworn in as Hungary's prime minister, ending Viktor Orban's 16-year rule.
•Magyar's Tisza party won a parliamentary majority in a decisive April election, leading to his victory.
•The transition is seen as a shift towards a pro-European stance, with the EU flag prominently displayed during the swearing-in.
•Magyar has urged former Orban associates in high office to vacate their positions by the end of May.
•EU leaders, including European Council President António Costa, have expressed readiness to work with Magyar's government.

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