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PETER MAGYAR SWORN IN AS HUNGARY'S PRIME MINISTER — ENDING 16 YEARS OF ORBÁN RULE
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Doha sees Hungary turn the page on Orbán — and Brussels breathe.
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Doha has monitored European political dynamics closely since the 2022 gas crisis, and the end of the Orbán era is welcomed as good news for continental stability. Orbán's Hungary had blocked European decisions on Russia, Ukraine, and military support. With Magyar, those vetoes should disappear. Al Jazeera notes that European Commission President von der Leyen welcomed the new mandate enthusiastically on X, speaking of 'the hope and promise of renewal in these challenging times.' Gulf Times also highlights the symbolic moment: the EU flag raised on Parliament on Europe Day itself.
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Ottawa watches Budapest celebrate: 'Today, every freedom-loving person in the world wants to be Hungarian.'
London notes Budapest rejoining Europe — and Hungary's first-ever Roma deputy speaker.