The Hungarian Parliament, controlled by the recently elected Prime Minister Péter Magyar, adopted a constitutional amendment to oust President Tamas Sulyok over his ties to former leader Viktor Orbán.
Magyar’s purge of the Hungarian state continued this week as he moves to cement his grip on power in Budapest. While former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán long came in for criticism for an allegedly illiberal governing style, the new wave of changes seem to go far further in cracking down what is now the opposition.
On Monday, the Magyar-controlled parliament backed the 17th amendment of the Fundamental Law, which will require the removal of Tamás…
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