By Gergely Szakacs BUDAPEST, April 12 (Reuters) – Prime Minister Viktor Orban, a key opponent of European Union efforts to help ?Ukraine ?fend off Russia’s invasion, lost power after 16 years on ?Sunday as Hungarians voted in record numbers for a pro-EU course spearheaded by centre-right rival Peter Magyar. Orban, 62, had won endorsements from U.S. President ?Donald Trump and some top European conservatives, but early results showed his nationalist Fidesz party losing to Peter Magyar L8N3Z00J1’s pro-EU Tisza party due to Hungary’s economic stagnation nL8N3XN0FC. A fiery anti-Communist youth leader during the Cold War, Orban, the ?European Union’s longest-serving…
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