Péter Magyar and his Tisza party are wasting no time preparing for the transfer of power after their dramatic landslide victory.
He spoke of feeling "pain and emptiness" about the defeat, taking full personal responsibility for what happened. But he offered no analysis of the main mistakes of his campaign, other than the failure to finish the Russian-designed Paks 2 nuclear power station, which is running six years behind schedule.
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