Magyar Defeats Orban in Hungarian Landslide, Wins Constitutional Supermajority

Analysis
The two-thirds supermajority gives Magyar constitutional amendment authority, and his opening moves, suspending state media and engaging MOL on fuel continuity, signal a deliberate push to reverse Orban's institutional capture before resistance consolidates; per wire service reporting confirmed by electoral commission records and Magyar's public statements, those actions already begin operationalizing the mandate rather than leaving it latent. The result removes Brussels' most reliable spoiler on Russia sanctions and Ukraine funding at the moment European cohesion faces its highest-stakes test, though Fidesz-aligned courts and bureaucracies retain leverage to narrow Magyar's practical authority regardless of the constitutional margin.