Péter Magyar took the helm of Hungary's government on May 9 and has not lifted his foot off the accelerator since then, with the aim of leaving behind the autocratic regime built over the past sixteen years by Viktor Orbán as quickly as possible. The prime minister has dubbed this democratic transition operation a "purifying fire", which has as its top priority the removal of Fidesz loyalists from public office who could hinder the process of re…
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Péter Magyar took the helm of Hungary's government on May 9 and has not lifted his foot off the accelerator since then, with the aim of leaving behind the autocratic regime built over the past sixteen years by Viktor Orbán as quickly as possible. The prime minister has dubbed this democratic transition operation a "purifying fire", which has as its top priority the removal of Fidesz loyalists from public office who could hinder the process of re…