Opposition leader Peter Magyar rallies tens of thousands in Budapest to unite Hungary and end PM Viktor Orbán's 14-year rule.

Hungarian opposition leader Peter Magyar mobilized tens of thousands of supporters in Budapest, outlining a plan to unite the country and end PM Viktor Orbán's 14-year rule. Magyar, a former insider within Hungary's ruling Fidesz party, has gained prominence through allegations of corruption and cronyism within the government. Magyar's new political movement aims to bring together left and right-leaning Hungarians who are disillusioned with Orbán's governance.