He's ousted the man who ruled for 16 years. Now Hungary's new prime minister faces a daunting task: taking on the authoritarian state built by Viktor Orbán. No sooner had Peter Magyar finished posing with the country’s smiling president this week, he called the Orbán-aligned figurehead unworthy, unfit and demanded his resignation. Magyar, 45, also posted a video of the meeting, in which he spotted Orbán himself on a nearby balcony. "Absolute cinema," Magyar said, raising his hands to reflect