Orban concedes defeat to Magyar after 16-year rule in Hungary

Author: news24.comPublished on: April 12, 2026Country: Hungary

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Orban concedes defeat to Magyar after 16-year rule in Hungary

Viktor Orban has lost the elections in Hungary, ending his 16-year rule. Tisza Party candidate Peter Magyar won the election. This election marks a significant turning point in Hungarian politics, with potential implications for the country's future.

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