
Hungarian PM moves to oust ceremonial president via constitutional change
Hungary’s PM Peter Magyar says his government will use a two-thirds parliamentary majority to amend the constitution and dismiss President Tamas Sulyok if he refuses to resign. Sulyok, appointed by the previous Orban-era leadership, has refused to step down. The largely ceremonial presidency could slow Magyar’s reform agenda, and the move risks a constitutional crisis if the president can refer laws back to parliament or push measures to the Constitutional Court.













