The dismantling of Viktor Orban’s Hungary

- Péter Magyar and his Tisza party have achieved a landslide victory in Hungary, effectively dismantling the long-standing power structure of Viktor Orbán.
- Magyar secured a two-thirds parliamentary supermajority, granting his government the authority to amend the constitution, change cardinal laws, and appoint top officials.
- Unlike Poland's recent transition under Donald Tusk, which faced institutional gridlock, Hungary's new administration has a relatively free hand to implement judicial and systemic reforms.
- The total collapse of the Fidesz-led party system removes previous institutional barriers, though the rapid scale of these changes introduces its own set of political risks.
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