Peter Magyar, the leader of Hungary’s opposition Tisza Party, held a high-energy election rally in the town of Sulysap as part of his extensive nationwide campaign tour. Speaking from a makeshift stage on a truck, Magyar addressed local residents and supporters, emphasizing his party’s commitment to transparency, European alignment, and a systemic overhaul of the country’s political landscape. The 2026 parliamentary election cycle is widely regarded as one of the most consequential in Hungary's recent history. Magyar, who rose to prominence by breaking ranks with the ruling elite, has positioned the Tisza Party as the primary challenger to Prime Minister Viktor Orban’s sixteen years dominance. The Hungarian general election will be held on…