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‘A defeat for Putin’: Ukrainians hope Magyar’s victory will mark new era with Hungary
As Orbán is rejected, there is cautious optimism new leader can restore ties – but issues such as EU accession loom large
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theguardian.com
Hungary’s voters shunned Orbán – but it may be too early to celebrate end of Europe’s far right
Leaders of Poland and Germany hail Péter Magyar’s majority as a turning of the tide – but analysts say there were other reasons for defeat of prime minister
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Does Viktor Orbán’s defeat signal a wider backlash against ‘the forces of darkness’?
Péter Magyar’s stunning victory in Hungary is a boost for liberal democracy. But don’t bank on similar upsets in upcoming European elections
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lemonde.fr
Russia is banking on cheap energy to draw Hungary back into its orbit
With Viktor Orban's defeat in the legislative elections, Moscow is losing a key ally in Europe. The Kremlin now hopes to maintain its influence in Hungary through the country's…
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The pitfalls of Hungary's post-Orban transition
NEWS ANALYSIS. Riding a powerful wave of opposition to the outgoing government, Hungary's new prime minister, Péter Magyar, now has to balance the expectations of both left- and…
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thehindu.com
Péter Magyar: The former loyalist who toppled Victor Orban in Hungary
Péter Magyar's Tisza party secures a historic victory, ending Viktor Orban's 16-year rule and promising democratic reforms in Hungary.
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'Viktor Orban's defeat in Hungary is truly a defeat for the reactionary international'
In an interview with Le Monde, Italian historian Steven Forti, a specialist in far-right movements, says that while Péter Magyar's victory is good news for the European Union, it…
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‘A defeat for Putin’: Ukrainians hope Magyar’s victory will mark new era with Hungary
As Orbán is rejected, there is cautious optimism new leader can restore ties – but issues such as EU accession loom large
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independent.co.uk
How Hungary’s new leader is turning into a bigger friend to Putin than anyone thought
Victor Orban’s fall has been hailed as a shift away from Moscow, yet new prime minister Peter Magyar’s stance on energy and Ukraine suggests a more subtle alignment that could…
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Péter Magyar’s real coup was winning over loyal Orbán voters – not preaching to the converted
He is no progressive but unlike the old opposition, the Tisza leader listened to Orbán’s rural base, says Nóra Schultz, podcaster and political theorist