Hungary parliament set to oust president in Magyar's power shake-up

Hungary's parliament is poised to approve a constitutional amendment that would remove President Tamas Sulyok, whom Prime Minister Peter Magyar has accused of being a puppet of former premier Viktor Orban. This move is part of a broader power shake-up as Magyar seeks to consolidate his authority. The ousting is significant as it underscores the ongoing political tensions between Magyar's government and figures from Orban's administration, potentially reshaping Hungary's political landscape and its relationship with EU institutions.