What does Péter Magyar’s win in Hungary mean for the EU and Ukraine?

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Péter Magyar's victory in Hungary signals a potential shift in the country's relationship with the EU, moving away from Orbán's obstructionism towards closer cooperation. While Magyar's stance on aid to Ukraine remains somewhat aligned with his predecessor, his stated aim to repair EU relations suggests a less confrontational approach to international policy.

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Tisza leader has promised to repair his country’s ties with Brussels after years of strained relationsPéter Magyar’s resounding election victory brings an end to 16 years of rightwing populist rule under Viktor Orbán. But the effects of that win are likely to be felt well beyond Hungary’s borders, from Brussels to Moscow and from Kyiv to Washington.

What does Péter Magyar’s win in Hungary mean for the EU and Ukraine?

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