Magyar meets with Hungarian president and goes on state media as he plans break with Orbán era – Europe live

JK Jakub KrupaThe Guardian - World NewsFiled 2026-04-15 · 09:43 GMTLean · Center-LeftRead · 1 min

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Péter Magyar, following his election victory in Hungary, met with President Tamás Sulyok to discuss the formation of the new government. Magyar anticipates the new government will be in place by mid-May, after the official certification of the election results on May 4th. The discussions included the timetable for the new parliament. Magyar has voiced strong criticism of Sulyok, questioning his suitability to represent the nation and serve as a moral authority. Magyar's actions signal a potential break from the era of outgoing Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.

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Sulyok is unworthy of representing the unity of the Hungarian nation.

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New parliament can be formed not before 4 May when the results of the Sunday’s vote need to be certified.

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Magyar held talks with the country’s president, Tamás Sulyok.

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Péter Magyar confirmed work is underway to form the new Hungarian government by mid-May.

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Magyar said he expected the new government to be in place by mid-May.

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1 min read · 133 words

Prime minister elect says he expects new government to be in place by mid-May Election winner Péter Magyar has confirmed work is under way to form the new Hungarian Government by mid-May after holding talks with the country’s president, Tamás Sulyok, a loyalist of the outgoing prime minister, Viktor Orbán. The two leaders discussed the timetable for new parliament , which can be formed not before 4 May when the results of the Sunday’s vote need to be certified by, with Magyar saying he expected the new government to be in place by mid-May. “ [Sulyok] is unworthy of representing the unity of the Hungarian Nation . He is unfit to serve as the guardian of legality. He is not fit to serve as a moral authority or a role model.” Continue reading...

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