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  1. An EU court ruling has led to a political power shift in Hungary, involving the CEO of the Sziget Festival and high-profile figures like Viktor Orbán.

Péter Magyar's party swept Tamás Sulyok into power in Hungary, leading to efforts to limit Viktor Orbán's term.

55 reports, 7 independent Updated Sep 14
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Péter Magyar's party swept Tamás Sulyok into power in Hungary, leading to efforts to limit Viktor Orbán's term.

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HungaryPéter MagyarViktor OrbánTamás Sulyok

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  1. German Foreign Minister traveled to Budapest to discuss relations following the political transition in Hungary.1 source
  2. Magyar calls for Sulyok's resignation, linking it to energy issues and Paks.1 source
  3. Magyar seeks to remove Sulyok from office following his election victory over Orbán.1 source
  4. Political tension regarding executive power in Hungary.Sub-event
  5. Government moves to remove President Sulyok amid political turmoil in Hungary.1 source
  6. Opposition leader Péter Magyar challenges Viktor Orbán's system in Hungary.1 source
  7. Magyar's party successfully swept Viktor Orbán from power.1 source
  8. Magyar's victory and subsequent actions challenge Viktor Orbán's long-standing rule in Hungary.1 source

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