Péter Magyar to be Sworn In as Hungary's Prime Minister After Tisza Party Landslide

Péter Magyar is scheduled to be sworn in as Hungary's new Prime Minister, nearly a month after his Tisza party achieved a significant electoral victory, displacing Viktor Orbán's Fidesz after 16 years in power. Tisza, a party founded just two years ago, now holds 141 out of 199 seats in the new parliament, a substantial increase from its prior zero representation.

Péter Magyar to be Sworn In as Hungary's Prime Minister After Tisza Party Landslide

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