Hungary: expected reforms from new Prime Minister Peter Magyar

Peter Magyar, heading the Hungarian government, announces a sweeping media overhaul and calls for the president's resignation, promising radical change after years of state control over the press.

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This positioning reflects a desire to break with previous political management and redefine relations between government and media institutions.

These reforms occur amid renegotiation of EU funds for Hungary and tensions with Brussels over democracy issues.

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