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Péter Magyar, leader of Hungary’s opposition Tisza party, is gaining ground in polls against Viktor Orbán ahead of April elections. The European Parliament recently upheld Magyar’s immunity, blocking efforts by Orbán’s government to disqualify him. The political landscape in Hungary is shifting, with implications for EU democracy and Orbán’s rule.
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EU leaders are discussing Ukraine's accession amid ongoing vetoes, notably Hungary's opposition. While Ukraine has made reforms, Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is blocking formal negotiations, citing concerns over sovereignty and economic impacts. The EU is exploring 'frontloading' reforms to bypass veto delays, with Ukraine aiming for 2028 accession.
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After 20 years in power, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán faces declining support amid economic struggles and a strong opposition led by Péter Magyar. Polls show Magyar's Tisza Party with a significant lead, challenging Orbán's long-standing rule ahead of upcoming elections.