Tamas Sulyok out as President of HungaryJuly 31

Magyar suggested chess champion Judit Polgár become president of Hungary After the removal of Tamás Šuyok, the Hungarian prime minister wrote that the country needs a new president, "of whom every Hungarian could be proud." He named Judit Podgár as a candidate, announcing that they would meet on Monday. It is expected that the vote for the new president could take place by August 20. Read only the gist from RBC-Ukraine on Google. [in reply to: Magyar pressured the president of Hungary and he is resigning The Tisza party, led by Peter Magyar, is behind this process. The removal of the current president was one of the new government's steps to "de-urbanize" the country. Hungarian President Tamas Szujók officially signed constitutional amendments that terminate his powers. This decision effectively removes the head of state from office in the coming days. Read only the gist from RBC-Ukraine on Google.]

The Hungarian president approves a constitutional amendment ending his presidential term.

The Hungarian president approves a constitutional amendment ending his presidential term.

Hungarian President to step down after signing constitutional amendment bill

Hungary’s president finally forced out in post-Orban purge

Hungarian President signs amendment to remove himself from office Hungarian President Tamás Szujok signed an amendment to the Constitution, adopted by parliament on the initiative of Prime Minister Péter Magyar's ruling Tisza party, which will end his tenure as head of state. Szujok announced this in a video message on Facebook on Saturday. Read more on the website

Hungary’s president agrees to stand down after law change ends his term

(1/3) @DrTamasSulyok signed the 17th Amendment to the constitution. As a result, his term as President of the Republic will end at midnight on 20 July. • • In accordance with the constitution, from 20 July onwards, Ágnes Forsthoffer, Speaker of the National Assembly, will temporarily discharge the duties of the presidency. • The National Assembly must elect a new President of the Republic within 30 days.

Hungary: President Tamás Sulyok approves constitutional amendment and thus his removal from office

Hungary: The pro-Orban president will sign the constitutional reform that will lead to his removal from office.

Hungarian president fires himself, bowing out under Magyar’s pressure

Support from Viktor Orbán, Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok will finally resign

Live: #HONGRIE Le président hongrois Tamas Sulyok, qualifié de "marionnette" de Viktor Orban par le Premier ministre Peter Magyar, annonce qu'il signera une réforme constitutionnelle votée par le parlement mettant fin à son ma...

#BREAKING Hungarian President Tamas Sulyok has signed a constitutional amendment passed by Prime Minister Peter Magyar's ruling Tisza party that ends his term as head of state

Hungarian President Tamás Solyuk signed a constitutional amendment that brings his term as president of the country to an end

Hungarian President Tamás Szujok announced that he had signed the 17th amendment to the Constitution, which provides for his removal from office. The Hungarian Parliament adopted the amendment during a session held on July 13. It provides for the removal of the president and term limits for members of parliament. The bill was passed in the absence of the opposition, which boycotted the session. On June 1, Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar threatened President Tamás Szujok with impeachment. He stated that if Szujok does not resign voluntarily, he will be removed through constitutional amendments. Magyar accused Szujok of failing to fulfill his duties as head of state and failing to prevent abuses that, in his opinion, were committed by the previous government of Viktor Orbán. More IZ RU news in MAX

Hungarian President Sulyok Signs Constitutional Amendment Ending His Term as Head of State -Statement

Hungary parliament votes to remove president from office

Hungarian Parliament Votes for President's Resignation On Monday, the parliament approved a package of constitutional reforms, which, in particular, includes the early resignation of President Tamás Szujók. As reported by the online publication Telex, the amendments to the legislation were approved by 139 votes "for" and six "against". ...

A protest against the government's plans to remove the Hungarian president from office early took place in Budapest.

Hungary's president has rejected a constitutional amendment that would have forced him to resign.