Hungary ousts Orbán, a pro-EU challenger takes the reins

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Hungarian voters ousted long-time prime minister Viktor Orbán after 16 years, electing Péter Magyar of the Tisza party with about 53% of the vote to Orbán’s 37% as turnout nears a post-Communist high; Magyar vows to restore Hungary’s EU and NATO ties and pursue a more Europe-focused course, signaling a potential realignment of EU politics and a curb on Orbán’s Russia-friendly leadership.
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