Peter Magyar has demanded the resignation of President Tamas Sulyok over an alleged failure to represent “national unity”
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar has threatened legal action against the country’s president, demanding that the official, who was elected under his predecessor Viktor Orban, step down from office.
Magyar, whose Tisza party beat Orban’s Fidesz by a wide margin in the April general elections, has been seeking to remove key figures appointed during the 16-year rule of the former prime minister.
President Tamas Sulyok, who was elected by lawmakers in early 2024, has become the latest target for the ongoing purge, with…
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