A political earthquake is occurring in Hungary, presenting a dire scenario for Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's Fidesz party. The TISZA party, led by Péter Magyar, is experiencing a surge in popularity, commanding a remarkable 70% support in recent polls. This development represents a situation Fidesz members previously considered unimaginable, even in their worst fears. TISZA is rapidly consolidating power, advancing with considerable momentum. Notably, this rise appears to be happening with tacit approval from Brussels, adding another layer of complexity. The results indicate a significant shift in the Hungarian political landscape and a potential end to Orbán’s long-held dominance.