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The Guardian
Hungary President to Resign After Law Change
Hungary’s president, Tamás Sulyok, has agreed to step down after signing a constitutional amendment passed by Prime Minister Péter Magyar’s government, ending his term immediately due to a loss of public confidence. The legislation, which Sulyok described as respect for the law but harmful to democracy and the rule of law, is part of efforts to dismantle former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s power structures. The amendment includes measures such as a 12-year legislative term limit and a retirement age for constitutional court judges, with the interim president to be appointed by Parliament.
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