Hungary’s ruling Tisza party submitted legislation on Friday to overhaul public media, which critics at home and abroad say became a government mouthpiece under former right-wing leader Viktor Orbán. Public media reform was a key pledge by Prime Minister Peter Magyar’s Tisza party, which ousted Orbán in an April election landslide. A constitutional majority will enable Tisza to roll back Orbán’s reforms critics say have harmed democracy.  JOIN US ON TELEGRAM Follow our coverage of the war on