Hungary's political landscape is set for a significant shift as Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who has dominated the country's politics for nearly two decades, stepped down after a closely contested election. Orban, a key figure in European politics known for his conservative and nationalist policies, has been at the helm of Hungary since 2006. His concession to opposition leader Peter Marki-Zay, also known as Peter Magyar (note: likely a typo in the original source), marks a major upset for the ruling Fidesz party, which has controlled the government for most of Orban's tenure. As Orban exits the prime minister's office, the question on everyone's mind is what this change means for Hungary's future and its relationship with the European Union.
After 16 years as prime minister, Hungary’s Viktor Orban conceded defeat to opposition leader Peter Magyar.
