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Péter Magyar was sworn in as Hungary's prime minister on May 9, nearly a month after his Tisza Party won 141 of parliament's 199 seats in the April 12 election, securing a two-thirds constitutional majority.

Péter Magyar was sworn in as Hungary's prime minister on May 9, nearly a month after his Tisza Party won 141 of parliament's 199 seats in the April 12 election, securing a two-thirds constitutional majority.

Magyar was elected prime minister by the new National Assembly with 140 votes in favor, 54 against and one abstention, ending Viktor Orbán's 16 years in power — the longest continuous tenure of any leader since Hungary's democratization in 1990.

Magyar was elected prime minister by the new National Assembly with 140 votes in favor, 54 against and one abstention, ending Viktor Orbán's 16 years in power — the longest continuous tenure of any leader since Hungary's democratization in 1990.

Newly elected parliamentary speaker Ágnes Forsthoffer ordered the EU flag reinstated on the parliament building, describing it as "the first symbolic step on this path [back to Europe]." The flag had been removed under Fidesz in 2014.

Newly elected parliamentary speaker Ágnes Forsthoffer ordered the EU flag reinstated on the parliament building, describing it as "the first symbolic step on this path [back to Europe]." The flag had been removed under Fidesz in 2014.

In his inaugural address, Magyar announced plans to establish a National Asset Recovery and Protection Office to investigate alleged financial abuses spanning the past two decades and reclaim public funds.

In his inaugural address, Magyar announced plans to establish a National Asset Recovery and Protection Office to investigate alleged financial abuses spanning the past two decades and reclaim public funds.

Magyar called on Orbán-era appointees, including President Tamás Sulyok, to resign by May 31. Sulyok, who had nominated Magyar to form a government, offered "constructive cooperation" with the incoming administration.

Magyar called on Orbán-era appointees, including President Tamás Sulyok, to resign by May 31. Sulyok, who had nominated Magyar to form a government, offered "constructive cooperation" with the incoming administration.

Among Magyar's most pressing challenges is unlocking roughly $20 billion in EU funds frozen over rule-of-law concerns, more than $12 billion of which is set to expire in August, according to reports.

Among Magyar's most pressing challenges is unlocking roughly $20 billion in EU funds frozen over rule-of-law concerns, more than $12 billion of which is set to expire in August, according to reports.

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