Hungary: Péter Magyar's Tisza Party wins supermajority
Péter Magyar's socially conservative Tisza Party has won a two-thirds majority in the Hungarian parliament, according to results after just over 98 percent of the votes were counted.
WorldPéter Magyar's socially conservative Tisza Party has won a two-thirds majority in the Hungarian parliament, according to results after just over 98 percent of the votes were counted.
WorldEuropean leaders rejoice in unison after Péter Magyar and the social-conservative Tisza Party's victory in the Hungarian election. "A new chapter in Hungary's history," Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said on X.
WorldPéter Magyar's socially conservative, right-wing Tisza party has won a clear majority in the Hungarian parliamentary elections. This opens the way for a better relationship between Hungary and the rest of the EU. Not only has the opposition won, it has actually secured a two-thirds majority as well. "That's huge," says Hungary expert Sara Svensson.
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