Hungary could vote to oust president as early as next week as opposition complains of 'tyranny'

In Hungary, tensions are escalating as Prime Minister Péter Magyar proposes a constitutional amendment to remove President Tamás Sulyok, sparking protests from Viktor Orbán's Fidesz party who accuse the opposition of "tyranny." This move could lead to an early vote to oust the president, reflecting deep political divisions and raising questions about the stability of the government. The opposition argues that this move undermines democratic processes, highlighting a significant clash between ruling and opposition parties that could reshape Hungary's political landscape.