Clearing the rot: Hungarian parliament votes to dismantle Orbán’s network

Hungary's parliament has taken a significant step towards dismantling the influence of former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán by voting to remove his allies from key positions, including the president and top judges. This move marks a shift away from Orbán’s decade-long grip on power and signals a potential change in the country’s political landscape. The decision is crucial as it addresses long-standing concerns about Orbán's authoritarian tendencies and the erosion of democratic norms. This could pave the way for a more transparent and accountable government, reflecting a broader push for democratic reforms in Central Europe.