Hungary’s incoming prime minister, Péter Magyar, takes office on Saturday, ending Viktor Orbán’s 16-year rule, according to reports. Both outlets describe Magyar’s stated intention to hold a “regime-change celebration” to mark Orbán’s departure. The plan is presented as a public event signalling the transition from Orbán’s long-governing period to a new administration. The coverage focuses on the contrast in political leadership timing—Magyar assumes the premiership immediately after Orbán’s tenure ends—and on Magyar’s characterization of the change as a regime shift. Details beyond the event description are not provided in the excerpts, and the reports do not indicate whether the celebration will involve specific activities, locations, or legal or security arrangements. Overall, the articles agree on the main elements: Magyar becomes prime minister on Saturday after Orbán’s 16-year term, and Magyar has announced a “regime-change” event to commemorate that handover.