Budapest erupted in celebration as thousands took to the streets following a landmark election that ended Viktor Orbán’s 16-year tenure as prime minister. Supporters of the opposition Tisza party flooded the city center, dancing outside bars and honking car horns in joy. Preliminary results showed a record voter turnout of 80%, marking a significant shift in Hungary’s political landscape. The outcome signaled a decisive move toward a more European-oriented future, with citizens waving flags and expressing hope for democratic renewal.
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