Hungary’s parliament elected András Baka, a former head of the Supreme Court, as the country’s next president. The largely ceremonial role is seen as a symbolic step in Prime Minister Péter Magyar’s efforts to weaken former premier Viktor Orbán’s lasting influence. Baka was chosen with support from Magyar’s governing center-right Tisza party, while members of Orbán’s Fidesz opposition did not take part in the vote, signaling continued political tension despite changes in leadership.
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