Hungarian parliament to open with Székely anthem

Hungary's new Legislative Assembly will open its first session with the anthem of the Székely Land, a Hungarian national autonomy located in Romania. The initiative, announced by far-right party leader László Toroczkai, has gained support from the ruling Fidesz party and the election-winning Tisza party. A further proposal has been advanced for deputies to take their oath on the Holy Crown of Hungary, a historic symbol of royal authority, instead of the current constitution. These moves highlight the enduring political significance of historical Hungarian territories lost after the 1920 Treaty of Trianon.