This article analyses Péter Magyar’s 250-page Tisza programme and examines what a potential post-Orbán government in Hungary could actually look like in practice. Rather than focusing on campaign rhetoric, it looks at institutional reform, EU relations, economic policy and governance priorities, which are increasingly relevant as Hungary approaches a competitive election cycle and debates its future position within the EU.
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This article analyses Péter Magyar’s 250-page Tisza programme and examines what a potential post-Orbán government in Hungary could actually look like in practice. Rather than focusing on campaign rhetoric, it looks at institutional reform, EU relations, economic policy and governance priorities, which are increasingly relevant as Hungary approaches a competitive election cycle and debates its future position within the EU.