Magyar moves to rewrite Hungary’s constitution and blackout state TV while courting Nato allies (88 days since the election)

Viktor Orbán's administration is aggressively rewriting Hungary’s constitution, while simultaneously taking drastic steps to control media narratives by blacking out the main state TV channel and purging loyalist journalists. This upheaval underscores the government’s tightening grip on power, showcasing a swift and aggressive shift in control. The moves come as Orbán courts NATO allies, indicating a strategic balancing act between domestic control and international relations, revealing deeper tensions within Hungary’s political landscape.