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Hungary president agrees to step down
Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok has agreed to resign after parliament approved a constitutional amendment to remove him from office, effective at midnight on Sunday. The law, passed by Prime Minister Péter Magyar’s majority-led government, also targets the head of the Constitutional Court and judges over 70, while restricting parliamentary candidates with three terms from running again. The move follows the ruling party’s landslide victory and widespread criticism from opposition figures, including former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, who condemned it as tyranny.
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