Hungary's Tisza government targets Orbán legacy, moves to ratify Istanbul Convention

Hungary's new Tisza government is dismantling Viktor Orbán's 16-year legacy, with his brother facing detention and Fidesz support at historic lows. The government announced gender-equality measures including ratification of the Istanbul Convention, marking a sharp policy reversal. The political shift signals a realignment of Hungary's domestic and European stance, though the durability of these changes remains uncertain.

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