Hungary passes constitutional amendment to remove Orbán-era president

Hungary's Parliament has taken a significant step by passing a constitutional amendment to remove the president who was seen as a loyalist of former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. This move signifies a shift in political power as the opposition seeks to distance itself from Orbán's legacy. The amendment could signal a broader effort to reform and reduce the influence of Orbán's political network, which has been a subject of both domestic and international scrutiny over the years. This change could reshape Hungary's political landscape and impact its relations with the European Union and other international bodies.