Hungary’s Magyar moves to sideline senior Fidesz MPs with 12‑year term limit (74 days after election)

Peter Magyar is pushing for a new term limit of 12 years to sideline senior MPs from Fidesz, Hungary’s ruling party, sparking controversy just 74 days after the election. This move aims to clear the way for a new generation of leaders, but critics warn it could destabilize the party and undermine its traditional power structure. With Orbán’s old guard feeling the heat, this internal reshuffling has significant implications for Hungary’s political landscape, potentially reshaping the party’s future direction and internal dynamics.