Viktor Orbán is re-elected as leader of Hungary’s Fidesz party despite losing the April national election, according to multiple reports. At Fidesz’s party congress, Orbán is re-elected by delegates, with state news agency MTI reporting that 729 of 737 delegates vote in his favor. All sources describe the leadership contest as uncontested: Orbán runs unopposed, and there are no challengers against him. Al Jazeera reports that Orbán says he takes full responsibility for Fidesz’s defeat, which it characterizes as reflecting internal dissatisfaction with the party following the election loss. Bloomberg adds that, despite the historic defeat, Orbán retains leadership amid signs of growing discontent within Fidesz. The reports collectively indicate that Orbán’s re-election is procedural and decisive at the congress, but it occurs in the context of a significant electoral setback for his party. Overall, the coverage focuses on the party vote and the lack of opposition within Fidesz, rather than on any change in Orbán’s stated political direction.