Tisza Party's win by over 16 points signals dramatic shift in Hungary's relations with EU, Russia, and Ukraine.
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Peter Magyar's Tisza party has achieved a significant victory in Hungary's parliamentary election, defeating Viktor Orban's Fidesz party by more than 16 points. This outcome is expected to reshape Hungary's international relationships, particularly with the EU, Russia, and Ukraine.

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