Hungarian PM Péter Magyar's first three months: progress on rule of law and media, but challenges persist (euobserver.com)

• Magyar lifted Hungary's veto on Ukraine aid and began rule-of-law reforms.
• The Sovereignty Office was abolished; anti-corruption investigations started.
• Media climate improved, but ownership structures largely unchanged.

"In a podcast interview, Hungarian journalist Kata Olha assesses the first three months of Prime Minister Péter Magyar. He has lifted the veto on EU aid for Ukraine, initiated constitutional reforms including term limits, abolished the Sovereignty Office that targeted independent media, and launched anti-corruption investigations. The media climate has improved, but ownership structures remain largely unchanged. Economic constraints and high expectations pose challenges."