The Prime Minister of Hungary, Peter Magyar, announced that Hungary will amend the Constitution to remove President Tamas Sulyok, who refused to resign.

The Prime Minister of Hungary, Peter Magyar, declared on Monday that the government will amend the Constitution to remove President Tamas Sulyok, following a meeting in Budapest. This statement came a few hours after the resignation deadline set by Magyar for Sulyok expired, who ruled out the possibility of resigning, citing loyalty to constitutional norms. Additionally, Magyar called for the resignation of two CEOs of public media, accusing them of discrediting the Tisza party through materials broadcast at the orders of the leadership.

The Prime Minister attached a link to an article that supports his accusations, based on internal emails suggesting manipulation of information in public media. This situation reflects the political tensions in Hungary, where the government seeks to further consolidate control over institutions.