Hungary’s ruling Fidesz party introduced a bill Friday aimed at reforming the country’s public media outlets. The proposed changes come amid sustained criticism that these outlets function as mouthpieces for Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s government. Details of the reform suggest an attempt to distance public broadcasting from direct political control, though specifics remain limited. Critics both within Hungary and internationally have long alleged a lack of editorial independence in state-funded media. The move could potentially reshape the media landscape and address concerns about biased reporting. Further details regarding the bill’s implementation and potential impact are expected as it progresses through the legislative process. This reform represents a significant development in Hungary’s ongoing debate over media freedom and government influence.