Péter Magyar, leading the Tisza party, secured victory in the Hungarian election, according to official results. He intends to overhaul the state apparatus, though the specific changes remain unclear. Ministers will be established in new areas, but which sectors will be affected has not been detailed.
In media reforms, Magyar announced that news broadcasts in public service will be paused, with the start date and duration yet to be confirmed. He wants to introduce a new media law, the specifics of which are still unknown. Magyar says the law will restore public service to be an independent, objective, and impartial news source, though how this will be achieved is not specified.