Orban rallies support ahead of election, touting unity and a U.S. peace council invite.

Prime Minister Viktor Orban boosted his campaign with a lively, question-and-answer rally in Miskolc, drawing a large crowd and showcasing his policy expertise, according to analysts. His event highlighted strong support for Fidesz, which leads in polls by over 10 points, while Tisza Party leader Peter Magyar stayed away from high-profile events amid declining rally attendance. Orban emphasized national unity and peace, referencing a U.S. invitation to join a Gaza peace council, as part of a broader effort to strengthen his political momentum ahead of the election.