Hungarian President resigns following constitutional change to his tenure
Hungarian President Tamas Sulyok, a supporter of former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, has consented to resign after endorsing a constitutional amendment that terminates his term effective immediately. He pointed to a "serious loss of confidence" among the public as the reason for his departure. This legislative shift is a component of Prime Minister Peter Magyar’s initiative to dismantle the political framework established by Orbán, whose 16-year governance concluded in April following Magyar’s decisive election win.