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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán — a powerful far-right figure allied with US President Donald Trump — has conceded defeat in the country's election.
After 16 years in power, Mr Orbán said he would serve the country from opposition, with centre-right candidate Peter Magyar's Tisza Party on course for a parliamentary super majority.
By ABC Australia4
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán — a powerful far-right figure allied with US President Donald Trump — has conceded defeat in the country's election.
After 16 years in power, Mr Orbán said he would serve the country from opposition, with centre-right candidate Peter Magyar's Tisza Party on course for a parliamentary super majority.

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