A minister in Hungary’s newly formed Tisza government has resigned after only two months in office. The minister downplayed the departure, suggesting it was not an unusual event. However, the opposition Fidesz party swiftly reacted, framing the resignation as evidence of instability within the new administration and a sign of officials already abandoning ship. A Fidesz MP specifically stated the move demonstrates a lack of confidence in the Tisza government. Details surrounding the reasons for the resignation remain limited, but the event marks an early challenge for the fledgling government. It raises questions about the government’s stability and its ability to retain key personnel. This development is likely to fuel further political debate in Hungary.