Opposition Tisza Party Wins Hungarian Elections with Large Margin, Ending Orbán Era

Hungary's opposition Tisza party has won the country's elections with a significant lead, marking the end of Viktor Orbán's long-standing rule. The electoral victory represents a major political shift in Hungary, where Orbán's Fidesz party had maintained power for over a decade. Tisza's commanding performance suggests Hungarian voters have chosen a new political direction after years of increasingly authoritarian governance under Orbán, who had become one of Europe's most controversial leaders due to his restrictions on media freedom, judicial independence, and civil society organizations.