Summary
Peter Magyar, the leader of Hungary's Tisza party, has asked the country's president to gather parliament sooner than planned. This is so he can quickly form a new government after his party won a strong majority in the recent elections.
Key Facts
- Peter Magyar leads Hungary's Tisza party.
- The Tisza party won a supermajority in Sunday's elections.
- A supermajority means they have more than half of the seats, which gives them a lot of control.
- Magyar has requested the president to call parliament together earlier than scheduled.
- The reason for convening parliament early is to form a new government quickly.
