The international community is increasingly viewing the leader of the Tisza Party as a potential future prime minister of Hungary, especially following a controversial Slovak law regarding the Beneš Decrees. This law threatens imprisonment for questioning the decrees, which collectively blame Hungarians and Germans for WWII. The Hungarian government has reacted cautiously, with Minister Gergely Gulyás condemning the law while also emphasizing the need for good relations with Slovakia. The Tisza Party's leader, Péter Magyar, has been more vocal, promising strong diplomatic responses if elected. The situation reflects ongoing tensions regarding the treatment of ethnic Hungarians in Slovakia and the historical context of the Beneš Decrees. Teljes cikk (Telex.hu)