Although Orbán's once feared press has collapsed, old faces are emerging from the ruins.

Following the fall of the Orbán regime, the once-feared media landscape has faced significant turmoil. The cessation of state advertising led to mass layoffs and the closure of several publications. However, some outlets have managed to survive despite the upheaval. The Index remains a leading news portal with a stable readership, while other major outlets like Origo and Magyar Nemzet have suffered greatly from the loss of state funding. The Mandiner publication was also shut down by the Tisza government. The average readership figures from the past six months reveal a stark decline for right-leaning news sites, except for Index, highlighting the challenges faced by the right-wing media landscape.