Hungary’s Orbán-appointed president vows to resist Magyar’s attempt to remove him

President Tamás Sulyok has vowed to resist efforts by Prime Minister Péter Magyar to remove him from office. PM Magyar claims Sulyok ignored abuses during the Orbán administration. This escalating power struggle between the presidency and the government puts Hungary's political stability at risk, as the conflict between these two leadership roles could potentially undermine the country's constitutional integrity. Both figures remain locked in a confrontation over the legitimacy of the president's continued tenure.