(BUDAPEST, HUNGARY) – Hungary has voted for political change in what observers describe as the most significant election in decades, ending the long tenure of Viktor Orban and signalling a shift in the country’s stance towards the European Union, NATO and Russia. Preliminary results indicate a decisive victory for opposition leader Peter Magyar and his party, securing a two thirds parliamentary majority. The outcome paves the way for constitutional amendments and the dismantling of the political system established under Orban, who had governed for 16 years. During his time in office, Orban introduced constitutional reforms in 2011 that entrenched power…