Former Hungarian President Katalin Novák has publicly accused Péter Magyar, a prominent political figure, of initiating a “regime change” through unlawful means. Novák alleges that Magyar’s actions deliberately undermined the rule of law as a foundational step in reshaping the political landscape. While the specifics remain behind a paywall, the accusation signals a deepening rift within Hungary’s political elite. This claim directly challenges the legitimacy of Magyar’s growing influence and his potential challenge to the ruling Fidesz party. The dispute highlights ongoing tensions surrounding democratic principles and legal procedures within Hungary. It remains to be seen how this public accusation will impact Magyar’s political future and the broader Hungarian political scene. Further details are expected to emerge as the situation develops and the restricted content becomes accessible.