Hungary's Magyar marks 1956 anniversary, signals new era after Orban defeat

Prime Minister Péter Magyar used the 70th anniversary of the 1956 anti-Soviet uprising to frame his government as Hungary's return to a free and democratic Europe, six months after Viktor Orban's electoral defeat. The population remains deeply divided, and the event underscores a significant political shift in Hungary's orientation. The durability of this shift and its impact on EU relations are uncertain.

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