Hungary Navigates Post-Orbán Era Amidst Democratic Rebuilding Challenges

Péter Magyar has marked 100 days in office as Hungary's prime minister, having largely dismantled the political structures established by his predecessor, Viktor Orbán. This initial period focused on dismantling the Fidesz party's mechanisms for maintaining power following their electoral defeat.

The current phase involves the more intricate process of constructing a sustainable democratic framework. While the government has been effective in deconstructing the previous regime's apparatus, the long-term establishment of resilient democratic institutions remains a significant undertaking.