Caroline Hepke

Minutes after taking that oath, Magyar called on the president to quit for not speaking up against Orbán's regime.

including its failure to investigate abuse and attacks against journalists and civil society.

Magyar has vowed to tackle corruption and unlock frozen European Union funds to boost Hungary's economy.

His government's expected to be installed early next week.

Monica Ricks.

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Peter Magyar has been sworn in as Hungary's new prime minister nearly a month after his landslide election win, ending Viktor Orbán's 16-year rule.

Minutes after taking that oath, Magyar called on the president to quit for not speaking up against Orbán's regime.

including its failure to investigate abuse and attacks against journalists and civil society.

Magyar has vowed to tackle corruption and unlock frozen European Union funds to boost Hungary's economy.

His government's expected to be installed early next week.

Monica Ricks.