Hungarian Parliament Elects New President
The Hungarian Parliament will vote on Tuesday to elect a new head of state, with András Páva, the former Supreme Court President, nominated by the opposition party "Tiesa" led by Péter Mádár. Páva's nomination is seen as an attempt to revive liberal democracy in the country following the tenure of former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. The party holds the two-thirds majority of seats required to elect him in the first round, with the vote scheduled for 2:00 PM local time. Páva's nomination signals efforts to reaffirm a commitment to the rule of law and the return of democratic stability after years of political tensions.
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