- Zsolt Hegedus, designated as Hungary's next health minister, recreated his viral dance performance outside parliament following Peter Magyar's swearing-in as the new prime minister.
- Hegedus initially gained widespread attention for his enthusiastic dancing during the opposition Tisza party's election victory celebrations on 12 April.
- His impromptu performance on Saturday, 9 May, included air guitar moves and was witnessed by a crowd gathered to watch the inauguration on big screens.
- Centre-right leader Peter Magyar was sworn in as prime minister, signifying the end of Viktor Orban's extensive period in power.
- Magyar's rise to power is based on promises of change, addressing years of economic stagnation and strained international relations under the previous administration.
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